Medea by Euripides

Part of the 18th International Festival of Ancient Greek Drama

One of the best works of the great ancient writer Euripides, Medea, a story about love, envy, greed for fame and revenge, a co-production by the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb, Pandur Theaters, Slovenia and the Dubrovnik Summer Festival, Croatia, will open the 18th International Festival of Ancient Greek Drama on the 4th July 2014 at the Paphos Ancient Odeon. Medea, directed by the internationally acclaimed Tomaž Pandur, was presented in Croatia and Slovenia and, a few weeks ago, at the Iberoamerican Theatre Festival 2014, in Colombia. The direction as well as the terrific acting of Alma Prica in the leading role have been highly praised in many countries.

All foreign language performances of the festival will be surtitled in English and Greek. All Greek performances will have English surtitles

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All the performances of the International Festival of Ancient Greek Drama are included in the official events programme of the Organisation “European Capital of Culture – Pafos 2017”