Medea

“ Medea's relative strength in dealing with her own fears, the patriarchy and the gods are only heightened and intensified when we see her in a demeaning, belittling relationship with a man who dismisses her as a wife, a magician, and a sexual partner with equally off-hand disdain. The domestic, psychological drama of Medea takes the forefront in this production more than the histrionic elements of epic tragedy... not an easy feat for a play which famously contains acts of witchcraft and child murder.”