Euripides’ portrayal of Medea as a child-killing figure of fury has obscured the nuances of a more complicated mythological ...

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From the towering heights of Mount Olympus to the deep passions of human hearts, Greek mythology has captivated the ...

Jared Reed as Jason and Jennifer Summerfield as Medea in Hedgerow Theatre's production of "Medea." (Photo supplied by the production) Euripides lost the new-play festival in Greece 2,449 years ago – ...

For the very first time, the 2025/26 LUU’s English society and Classics society have collaborated on a play! Constructing and ...

Don’t worry, Euripides. Sure, you come in for some gleeful skewering in “Medea’s Got Some Issues,” the witty solo show that No Rules Theatre Company and SPAIN arts & culture have brought to Capital ...

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 ...

In Greece, the spurned outsider Medea tells us, women are good for nothing except birthing children – so she’s chosen evil instead. Dominic Cooke’s subtle, brilliant staging of the Euripides tragedy ...

The £2,000 prize for the best arts journalism essay in 2014 went to a powerful and insightful review of the National’s Medea, starring Helen McCrory as the murderous mother of Greek mythology One long ...