Medea

About “Medea”

Medea is a tragic figure who has been betrayed by her husband, Jason, who leaves her for a younger woman and plans to abandon their two sons. Determined not to suffer in silence, Medea uses her strength and intelligence to plan a terrible revenge. Euripides' play explores the psychological depth of its characters and their intense interactions. Robin Robertson's translation captures the drama's energy and poetic beauty, bringing the classic story to life for modern readers. The 2006 English translation by Collier and Machemer offers a fresh interpretation of this ancient tragedy.