Greek Tragedy Upside Down: Electra and Medea Through the Lenses of Contemporary Queer and Feminist Theory (Workshop)
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Mayra Stergiou and Nazli Tabatabai-Khatambakhsh lead a workshop on queer and feminist approaches to Greek tragedy and contemporary performance.
Director, choreographer, performer and dramatist Mayra Stergiou and artist, writer and researcher Nazli Tabatabai-Khatambakhsh lead a workshop using Electra and Medea to explore queer and feminist approaches to classical tragedy. The page says participants will consider the process behind Medea on the Mic and Electra Untitled; the workshop is followed by a separate 15:00 talk that participants are welcome to attend. The event detail describes building access and concession/member eligibility, but the retained page does not expose the ticket price.
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