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SUMMARY:Agamemnon: A Polyphony
LOCATION:The Theatre on King
DESCRIPTION:Ten long years after the beginning of the Trojan War\, a lone 
 watcher waiting in the pre-dawn darkness above the city of Argos finally s
 ees a sign that the Greeks are victorious and that the King and his men ar
 e coming home. In the square below\, a group of citizens discuss the tangl
 ed web of events that led to this moment. Inside the palace\, the Queen ma
 kes final preparations to welcome her husband home.\nA cursed house. A ter
 rible choice. A bloody reunion. Agamemnon: A Polyphony is an original adap
 tation of Aiskylos's 2500-year old tragedy about the ways that violence\, 
 betrayal\, and hubris\, reverberate through family\, society\, the cosmos\
 , and history alike. Told in many voices—Aiskylos himself\, a number of 
 modern translators\, a range of poets responding to and inspired by his wo
 rk\, fragments and echoes of other plays\, and original additions to and r
 eimaginings of the dialogue—the Electric City Players present an ancient
  story\, both intimate and enormous\, that asks age-old questions about ou
 r place in ongoing legacies of violence.\n\nBoletos: https://www.showpass.
 com/agamemnon-a-polyphony/
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