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The Greek witch Medea who could bend time with her blood-magic
Medea is known as one of the most skilled witches in the ancient world. She appears in stories filled with adventure and ...
Cherrie Moraga's "The Hungry Woman" appropriates the Greek myth of Medea and enhances it with themes of Chicano nationalism, queer relationships and contemporary political tensions in the United ...
In two thrilling new fictional riffs on Greek myth, Natalie Haynes and Zoe Terakes interrogate ancient stories of heroism and ...
There is a moment in the second act of the play “The Hungry Woman: A Mexican Medea,” when Huitzilopochtli, god of the sun and war, is born. After birth, he fights the moon to defend his mother, the ...
Don’t let the costumes fool you — this ain’t no toga party. This month, students at the Greek School of Plato in Bath Beach will be donning the ultimate party gear for a much nobler purpose — a ...
The Greeks understood, perhaps better than anyone, the perpetual ambiguity of human character. The divinities they imagined were never one thing or another, good or evil. Christianity and other ...
In his director’s notes in the “Medea” program Vinnie Linares offers, “Euripides skillfully uses the myth of Medea to substantially challenge the notion of harmony and balance — wanting, I believe, to ...
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