A Trojan Woman

Written by Sara Farrington Directed by Meghan Finn Featuring Drita Kabashi Scenic Design by Christopher Swader and Justin Swader Costume Design by Claudia Brown Lighting Design by Brian Aldous Compositions and Sound Design by Mike Cassedy Developed and Produced by Stop the Wind Theatricals Bosnia, Gaza, Mariupol — a woman with her child, alone in a devastated city, confronts the indiscriminate cruelty of war. Euripides’ The Trojan Women was the original anti-war play, first performed in Athens in 415 BCE as a searing protest against the Peloponnesian War. Now, in a taut, solo, contemporary adaptation commissioned by and first performed at the Interbalkan Festival of Ancient Greek Drama in Athens, Greece, A Trojan Woman by Sara Farrington brings this ancient cry of anguish into the present. Directed by The Tank's award-winning Artistic Director Meghan Finn and starring international actress Drita Kabashi, this urgent production blends biting satire with a howl of grief and rage.