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October, 20-29 2023
The Indy Fringe Basile Theatre
719 E St Clair St, Indianapolis, IN 46202

Medea
by Euripides - Adapted by Ruby Blondell
"Mortal fate is hard. You'd best get used to it ....."
Euripides celebrated Greek classic has rarely been more present and important than today. This nuanced and thoughtful drama will be presented in alleyway format as you follow Medea in her journey towards the most difficult decisions she could possibly make. Medea, as literature's most titanic female protagonist, remains one of drama's most daring assaults on an audience's moral sensibility and conception of the world.
The show is directed by
Ms Natalie Fischer
Ms Fisher marks her directorial debut with Bard Fest with the timeless classic "Medea". A graduate of the Jordan School of the Arts at Butler University she is a regular among the local theatre community. We are delighted she is bringing her considerable talent to the festival

CAST
Medea-Laura Gellin
Chorus 1 - Liz Carrier
Chorus 2 - Cassidy Dueker
Jason- Darin Richart
Paidagogos and the Messenger-Amalia Howard
The Kings-Guy Grubbs
Nurse- Andrea Haskett
Child- Allie Stacy
Production Team
Director: Natalie Fischer
Stage Manager: Nicole Cooper
Set/Light Designer: Emma Littau
Dramaturg: Mikaela Schmitt
"We have heard this story before and that is why we tell it again. Written by Euripidies in 431 BCE and translated by Ruby Blondell, Medea is a tragedy that transcends time. We watch her journey to regain power and find strength in a patriarchal society. The story of Medea has existed in many different societies and has been told in many different ways. We watch her relive this story of pain, injustice, and trauma over and over again, just as women in our world have re-lived their own injustices over and over again. We tell this story for women who have ever felt wronged, unequal, and unjustly treated. And we tell this story to the people who don’t listen.”
- Natalie Fischer
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