Medea

Exploring themes of infidelity, child murder, and self-destruction, this tragedy resonates with contemporary audiences while echoing the dramatic narratives of fifth-century BC Athens. The story delves into the dark complexities of human relationships and the devastating consequences of betrayal, offering a poignant reflection on morality and the human condition. Through its intense emotional landscape, it invites readers to confront the timeless struggles of love, loss, and guilt.