
29 years after her legendary 1997 performance, Karyofyllia Karabeti returns to the role of Medea in a new staging of Euripides' tragedy by international director Nikita Milivojević. This Medea carries, as memory and truth, the unbearable weight of a love that leads to betrayal, exile and death. Twelve actors form a tight-knit chorus around her, while Dimitris Kamarotos' original live score, performed by two onstage musicians, runs through the production. Alongside Karabeti, Reni Pittaki as the Nurse carries the voice of memory and the tragedy's conscience.

By Euripides
29 years after her legendary 1997 performance, Karyofyllia Karabeti returns to the role of Medea in a new staging of Euripides' tragedy by international director Nikita Milivojević. This Medea carries, as memory and truth, the unbearable weight of a love that leads to betrayal, exile and death. Twelve actors form a tight-knit chorus around her, while Dimitris Kamarotos' original live score, performed by two onstage musicians, runs through the production. Alongside Karabeti, Reni Pittaki as the Nurse carries the voice of memory and the tragedy's conscience.