The Calliope Project invites members of the Core community to come out tonight to see their production of Euripides’ Medea. This adaptation, translated by Ian Johnston and directed by Ryan Collins and A. Harry Gustafson, sets the tragic events of Euripides’ masterpiece in a vaguely post-apocalyptic setting. All performances — Thursday the 5th, Friday 4/6, and Saturday 4/7 — will take place in Boston University’s School of Education, room 130, and will cost $5. To reserve tickets, email medea.calliope@gmail.com. This is going to be a very intense production, so viewer discretion is advised.
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