Trojan Women

Trojan Women: A Love Story After reading Trojan Women: A Love Story I walked away with two thoughts, the first being this was an excellent adaptation and translation of Euripides Trojan Women that read and flowed surprisingly easy. The second thought, more like a feeling, was one of disgust. The play had a very dark tone to it; it seemed to have a strong foundation with this noting of agony and ecstasy. Originally the idea …showed first 75 words of 589 total…

…showed last 75 words of 589 total…or three or a hundred. Just one. And then we die—weather sooner or later, I doesn’t matter, because that’s all were given in life, only one chance at real love, and the rest is what comes before and after—and if a love story ended differently it would be untrue.” So I am curious as to which direction the cast will take the end of this play keeping this line in mind.