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Coming Soon
to Monmouth College
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March 17-20, 2005
The Trojan Women
by Euripides
In Euripides’ classic tragedy, Hecuba,
queen of fallen Troy, leads this ensemble of women in their
passionate, proto-feminist condemnation of war and its atrocities.
The widowed Andromache; the deranged Cassandra; even the beauteous
Helen, catalyst of the destruction, are all victims, in different
ways, of the terrible aggression between the Greeks and the Trojans.
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