THE 2010 CAMBRIDGE GREEK PLAY:
AGAMEMNON

Performed in Ancient Greek with English surtitles

The Cambridge Greek play is a triennial event that celebrates its 40^th anniversary this year.

An award-winning creative team work with students of Cambridge University on a production packed with theatricality, music and passion. This Agamemnon, in the original language, offers a rare opportunity to hear the compelling rhythms and dynamic sound of the original Greek, with full English surtitling.

A vengeful mother grieves a daughter sacrificed for a war. A father returns from ten years’ fighting to a greater conflict. A captive prisoner can see just how bloodily things will end but no one will listen… Aeschylus’ shattering tragedy asks timeless questions about power and betrayal. What is left when the battle’s done?

Further information can be found at: www.cambridgegreekplay.com

Click here to discover more about our Summer 2010 season

Daily at 2.30pm and 7.45pm:
£15/£20/£25

Schools and Students:
£15

All tickets are subject to a £2 booking fee.



Educational resources, workshops and talks will accompany this production. Please contact The Box Office for further details.