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by amy may nunn

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27 - 28 JANUARY | THEATRE WORKS | FESTIVAL WORKS
LEMON TREE ON DREG STREET
About

BY AMY MAY NUNN

MEDEA: OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES is Theatre Works’ new production based on Euripides’ MEDEA as recalled and reimagined from the fantastical minds of her (allegedly?) slain children. History is told by the victors, and myths preserved by those in power, but perhaps it is the youngest that grip the hardest truths?

Medea, arguably one of the darkest tales Western theatrical canon, is given a fresh and surprisingly playful rebirth as told from the point of view of its undoubtedly most important characters: Medea’s children.

This daring amalgamation of theatrical forms plays out like a surreal living music video with film projection, live feed and song.

Developed by the Theatre Works’ award-winning creative team and a council of children, who through a guided workshop process will refract Euripides and his ancient characters to form the basis of the script, the design and theatrical language of the work.

VENUE

THEATRE WORKS

14 Acland Street, St Kilda

DURATION

75 Minutes (Approx)

WARNINGS

This production contains mild coarse language, simulated violence, sexual references, gore, loud sound, flashing lights, laser lights and haze effects.

ACCESSIBILITY

This production contains mild coarse language, simulated violence, sexual references, gore, loud sound, flashing lights, laser lights and haze effects.

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MEDEA: OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES is Theatre Works’ new production based on Euripides’ MEDEA as recalled and reimagined from the fantastical minds of her (allegedly?) slain children. History is told by the victors, and myths preserved by those in power, but perhaps it is the youngest that grip the hardest truths?

Medea, arguably one of the darkest tales Western theatrical canon, is given a fresh and surprisingly playful rebirth as told from the point of view of its undoubtedly most important characters: Medea’s children.

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Dates
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DATES + TIMES

Saturday 30 July, 7:30pm (Cancelled)
Tuesday 2 August, 7:30pm Preview Night
Wednesday 3 August, 7:30pm Opening Night
Thursday 4 August, 11am & 7:30pm
Friday 5 August, 11am & 7:30pm
Saturday 6 August, 7:30pm

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Theatre Works has a lockout policy for latecomers.  Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to ensure you don't miss out.

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Refunds will not be issued to latecomers.

Tickets
TICKETS

FULL PRICE

CONCESSION*

PREVIEW

PREVIEW

$50.00

$50.00

$50.00

$50.00

*Seniors, Student, MEAA, Health Care and Low Income card holders​

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This show is a lock-out performance. No latecomers will be admitted. Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to ensure you don't miss out.

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Refunds will not be issued to latecomers.

Credits
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CREDITS

DIRECTOR
Steven Mitchell Wright (he/him)

WRITING  CONTRIBUTIONS BY
Chris Beckey (they/them), Steven Mitchell Wright & Ian Johnson (he/him)

with 

 

Belle Hansen (she/her), Enya Daly (she/her) & ensemble 

CAST
Paolo Bartolomei (he/him)
Emily Joy (she/her)
Willow Sizer (she/they)

VIDEO ARTIST 
Chris Bennett, Underground Media (he/him)

DESIGNER
Hahnie Goldfinch (she/her)

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Meet the Artist
MEET THE ARTIST
ARTIST NAME

MEDEA: OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES is Theatre Works’ new production based on Euripides’ MEDEA as recalled and reimagined from the fantastical minds of her (allegedly?) slain children. History is told by the victors, and myths preserved by those in power, but perhaps it is the youngest that grip the hardest truths?

Medea, arguably one of the darkest tales Western theatrical canon, is given a fresh and surprisingly playful rebirth as told from the point of view of its undoubtedly most important characters: Medea’s children.

This daring amalgamation of theatrical forms plays out like a surreal living music video with film projection, live feed and song.

Developed by the Theatre Works’ award-winning creative team and a council of children, who through a guided workshop process will refract Euripides and his ancient characters to form the basis of the script, the design and theatrical language of the work.

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