←Recommendations of Ariadne

Such an exciting read - the reveals had me gasping! This play is in playful conservation with mythology but never gets bogged down in references. Instead, it feels original and lively. Wonderful visuals as well. A thrill to read.

The only thing I love more than a radical adaptation of a Greek myth is one set in SPACE—and when that play is as clever and well-constructed as this one, I find myself utterly smitten! I love how all of the characters are smart, specific, and ambitious, especially the women. The balance of magic, spiritualism, technology, and pragmatism is fascinating - plus, I loved that knowing more about the original myth helped me put the pieces together, but the original storytelling still surprised me and kept me on my toes! Plus, the final haunting image? EVERYTHING!

Two of my favorite things unexpectedly combined: Greek myth and science fiction! Absolutely delightful: absorbing, imaginative, and theatrical.

So much fun! It's Greek myths reimagined on a spaceship! There's a murder mystery, intrigue, romance... everything for a great night of theatre paired with breezy dialog that flows fast and quick. I've never read anything like it. A total hoot!

Part Science Fiction, part Mythology, All suspense! Corona reimagines the Battle between Theseus and the Minotaur on a space ship hurtling between the planets of Athens and Crete. Ariadne is now captain of a labyrinthine ship, and all is not as it seems. Keel creates characters that are complex and intriguing and a compelling universe of technology and mythology. Definitely check out this play!