Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Themes of incest and sexual abuse of minors loom large in this strikingly becalmed play named after a legendarily vengeful Greek mother. By Rhoda Feng ...
With modern media’s growing offerings of female-centered retellings of classical tales, the ancient Greek myth of vengeful sorceress Medea may not seem so appealing. Medea, who takes revenge on her ...
BERLIN — For 25 centuries, a mythic Medea has haunted civilization. The sorceress — mortal granddaughter of Helios, the sun god of Greek mythology — kills two of her children as revenge for her ...
This is James Taylor with Theatre Talk. Two great tragedies are currently running in Westwood. One dates back 2,500 years; the other feels twice as old (and dated) even though it was written earlier ...
Three plays are wrapping up this weekend. Two finish on Sunday, BUFFALO QUICKIES at the Alleyway Theatre in the Theatre District and THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG at the Kavinoky Theatre on the D’Youville ...
Recent interest in Medea operas began somewhat before Callas-centenary fever broke out when the Metropolitan Opera opened last season with Sondra Radvanovsky starring in its first-ever mounting of ...
Dark Horse Comics is translating and publishing Blandine Le Callet and Nancy Peña's comic book take on the classic tale of Medea next year. "Prepare for a new take on a timeless tale with Blandine Le ...
Medea is coming to the Cameri Theatre next month. Performances run 4 April - 21 June. Medea and Jason are a successful couple—a true "power couple." They have the perfect child, the perfect home, and ...
Directed by British theater director Carrie Cracknell, the production is an adaptation of “Medea”, an ancient Greek tragedy written by Euripides. Following the screening, there will be a review ...
"I'm very excited for Red Bull to share Luis Quintero's thrilling new version of Medea. It's part of our mission to share new plays in conversation with the classics, and this one fits the bill in ...
NEW YORK — The woman who dreams of flying has made a prison of her life. Portrayed with an impassive mien and a wounded gaze by Sabina Zúñiga Varela, the heroine of Luis Alfaro’s spirited, mournful ...