
Euripides' quintessentially humanist and deeply anti-war play comes to life through twenty-two performers -among them members of the En Dynamei ensemble- of every age, with and without disability, with live music onstage. The National Theatre presents 'The Trojan Women', directed by Eleni Efthymiou, on the timeless horror of war and the female body as a universal symbol of human tragedy.

By Euripides
Euripides' quintessentially humanist and deeply anti-war play comes to life through twenty-two performers -among them members of the En Dynamei ensemble- of every age, with and without disability, with live music onstage. The National Theatre presents 'The Trojan Women', directed by Eleni Efthymiou, on the timeless horror of war and the female body as a universal symbol of human tragedy.