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Anti-War Drama The Trojan Women at Aurora Theatre Company

Aurora Theatre (Berkeley, CA)
Title: The Trojan Women
Venue: Aurora Theatre (Berkeley, CA)
Full Price: $40.00 - $42.00   Our Price: $10.00 - $21.00
Rating: 2.6 stars

Rated 2.6 by 17 members who went.

Inspired by Euripides' classic anti-war tragedy, Ellen McLaughlin's The Trojan Women vividly recounts the final moments of Trojan civilization in the aftermath of the city's sacking by the invading Greeks. Queen Hecuba, the slave-concubine Andromache and the mythic Helen, meet in the ruins and together find victory in the female spirit amid the horrors visited upon them by both gods and men.

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Members Who Went Said:

4 Star Rating
Written on
Apr 21 2008

Eleanor D.

Eleanor D.

An excellent performance! Top acting, good staging, very emotional play that I had not seen before.

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2 Star Rating
Written on
May 13 2008

Anonymous Member

The show was prettty good

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2 Star Rating
Written on
May 13 2008

sflass

sflass

I didn't like the modern costumes.

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More Details About This Event:

Written by Ellen McLaughlin
Inspired by Euripides
Directed by Barbara Oliver

Aurora’s founding Artistic Director Barbara Oliver, director of Aurora’s acclaimed production of McLaughlin’s The Persians, helms this beautifully re-invented classic that makes the struggles of ancient Greece as immediate as the headlines of today.

About Aurora Theatre:

Aurora Theatre's 150-seat intimate house is a great place to experience live theatre. The audience sits on three sides of a deep-thrust stage with no person sitting further than 15 feet away from the performance.