Elektra

One of the most idiosyncratic intelligences at work in contemporary literature.
The Guardian on Anne Carson
Why see Elektra?
Entrapped by her grief and a burning sense of injustice, Elektra battles to find purpose in life after the murder of her father.
Will revenge bring her relief and freedom? Or will it continue to trap her family in an endless cycle of violence?
Director Carrie Cracknell blends movement, music and text in a haunting exploration of Sophocles' masterpiece.
'Carrie Cracknell's production is tense, swift and cruelly clear: great riches in a small space.' The Sunday Times on Hedda
Show Schedule
8pm, Saturday matinee (03 July): 3pmCreative
Direction: Carrie Cracknell
Dramaturg: Ben Power
Design: Holly Waddington Light: Guy Hoare
Music: Tom Mills
Dramaturg: Ben Power
Design: Holly Waddington Light: Guy Hoare
Music: Tom Mills
Reviews
Customer reviews
Chris Foulds
Elektra
I am well read on Greek tragedies. This spin was an artistic impression using sound to deliver a very different experience. The zeppelin was there to show disaster hence the red arrow pointing down. The use of different microphones was distracting at times but the overall message was there. Rage sheer anger at her mother.
I think sometimes you have to think outside of the box and I saw this as a creative way to deliver Euripides play ... Read more
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