Women of Troy (2017)

By EugeneC42, 31 August, 2021
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The morning after. The Greeks have won the Trojan War. The men are dead, the city is sacked and a terrible new dawn, as slaves and concubines, is the fate of the surviving Trojan women.

Euripides’ third part of a tragedy trilogy is a bleak commentary on the harsh inhumanity of the Peloponnesian War that was reshaping the Greek world of his time.

A familiar order upturned, faiths questioned and individuals deeply impacted, Euripides’ anti-war classic gives agency to feminine and alternative perspectives rarely recorded in the history of power struggles.

Fittingly, it remains as insightful for the turbulent times today.

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Henrik Cheng
Mathilde Bagein
Uma Katju
Shirley Tan
Isabelle Low
Namaha Mazoomdar
Teo Dawn
Vanessa Wu
Wong Yunjie
Tan Weiying
Regina Foo
Desmond Soh
Saranjith N.K.
Sonia Kwek

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Director: Aarne Neeme
Playwright: Euripides

Set and Costume Designer: Hella Chan
Set Co-Designer: Purpink Chung
Lighting Designer: Josiah Yoong
Lighting Co-Designer: Fiona Lim
Makeup Designer: Amber Lim
Music Composition and Arrangement: Isabelle Low, Vanessa Wu, Namaha Mazoomdar, Teo Dawn, Shirley Tan

Production Manager: Lim Li Natalie
Stage Manager: Vivi Agustina

Costume Constructor: Loo An Ni
Set Constructor: Hui Lin Trading
Torch Design and Constructor: Lim Chin Huat
Assistant Torch Constructors: Jamus Lim, Lynx Ng
Prop Constructor: Saranjith N. K.

Crew: Yiseong Kim, Vignesh Singh, Ted Nudgent Tac-An, Pooja Mohanraj, Tinambacan Earnest Hope

Greek Music Source: Tolis Papazoglou

(Source: Synopsis from Intercultural Theatre Institute Website and Credits from Intercultural Theatre Institute Programme)

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