"Medea"

This presentation of the form is only for the true lover of drama. Medea cried and moaned with pistillate angst for 90% of the play. The rest of the actors were the only thing that saved the play. The private stage leaves much to be desired and is not actually entertaining. The language had a heavy accent that caused me to miss or so every third word. The costumes were accurate for a Hellenic play and only focalizeing on three characters at a time made it feel like a Greek representation of the play.

The structure of the play was only focusing on three characters at a time and only having maven stage set. The stage is boring and unchanging and makes you keep focus on the actors. This is a story about death, sorrow, jealousy, and a womans madness. It rightfully takes a love of drama to appreciate this play.

The main characters are Medea and Jason. Medea the protagonist is tormented by a mad jealousy and her character is shown in a wide range of emotions. one time you get past the wailing you can see anger, shock, and last grief. The children of Medea and Jason are played as naïve, ignorant, humble children. The lactating nurse is played by an old hag that tells a few insignificant stories about life. The speech of Medea was fairly cadent and direct.



At times, it was nearly impossible to understand her odd accent. A completely melodramatic accent was very difficult to give-up the ghost accustomed to. The other characters kept a regular savour and used very normal speech.

The music was a little bit of chanting and some very basic tick beats. The beats would attempt to rise to a crescendo hardly couldnt overcome the moaning of Medea by any means. As in all...

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