Clytemnestra's Tears May 16, 2007

A one-woman lamentation, 'Clytemnestra's Tears' is based on the primal myth of the House of Atreus and the archetypical female character of Clytemnestra. In a dangerous landscape in which she quivers with desire and remembrance, Clytemnestra relives the tragic moments of her life: her daughter Iphigenia's sacrifice, the separation from her children and the murder of Agamemnon, her husband. In an attempt to atone for her crimes in the eyes of her children, her people, the gods and ultimately the spectators, she must confront the relentless chase of the Furies. It is in the sound of their footsteps that she recognizes and embraces her darkest fate. This show is performed in Greek with English surtitles.