In this musical adaptation of Shakespeare's Trojan War epic, the women finally get to have their say. Centering women characters, this adaptation takes Shakespeare's most masculine play and explores the impact of war on women and children. Lyrics and music by Marcia Eppich-Harris, with the exception of Iphigenia's Laments, by Lane Snyder. Arrangement help from Seth Young and all percussion arranged by Eric Wood (not included in the score).

The Greeks and Trojans have reached a stalemate as the Trojan War enters its seventh year. As soldiers on both sides debate where to go from here, the Trojan prince, Troilus, occupies himself with thoughts of love for Cressida, whose father has defected to the Greeks. Meanwhile, Cressida, Helen, and Cassandra wonder how to protect their hearts, minds, and bodies in a world that views them as nothing more than property.