Ancient Epidaurus Hosts First Accessible Play With The Trojan Women
As Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey sparks global interest in Homeric epics, a 22-member cast of disabled and non-disabled performers staged Euripides’ The Trojan Women on August 2 at the ancient open-air stone arena of Epidaurus, marking the first fully accessible performance in the theater’s 2,300-year history. While modern cinematic storytelling often turns back to the … Read more