Fragments of two lost ancient Greek plays by playwright Euripides found in Egypt were remade into a play combining theater / ...

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Medea, and other plays by Euripides; Vellacott, Philip Publication date 1963 Topics Euripides, Medea (Greek mythology), Hecuba (Legendary character), Electra (Greek mythology), Heracles (Greek ...

Review by Tom Carter Medea is the shocking story of a woman who, betrayed and cast aside by her treacherous lover, takes hideous revenge by murdering the children they both love.

This Medea feels at one with its ancient origins, with Athens’ strict patriarchy and fractured psyches and desperate quests for glory, while also injecting a risk-taking dose of dread and brutality.

Euripides’ text is spoken entirely by the men, who form a solemn chorus, kneeling in a stiff, near-motionless line. Meanwhile, elaborately costumed women mime the story’s events.

“He’s like if a puppy were a man.” Jackie Cummins as Medea in the Black Swamp Players’ ‘Murdering Medea’ Cummins’ Medusa is an unvarnished comedian, coloring the raw material with humor. Her monologue ...

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