The play is surprising and as the title suggests - it is not Medea, but it does use the play as a frame work to ask big questions about parenting, divorce, marriage, adoption and how our actions impact our children. Gregory writes wonderful, deeply complex roles for women. The play is very interactive with the audience. It also drew me into the world and made me feel culpable in her story.
The play is surprising and as the title suggests - it is not Medea, but it does use the play as a frame work to ask big questions about parenting, divorce, marriage, adoption and how our actions impact our children. Gregory writes wonderful, deeply complex roles for women. The play is very interactive with the audience. It also drew me into the world and made me feel culpable in her story.