The first great war between the east and west is over. Hecuba, once
queen of Troy, is widowed and enslaved by the conquering Greeks.
When her captors demand that her daughter be sacrificed in honour
of the great warrior Achilles, and she finds her only surviving son
murdered, her mourning turns to a hunger for retribution. One of
the most powerful dramas ever written, Hecuba is a vital
examination of the psychology of the powerful and the powerless in
time of conflict. Euripides' Hecuba, in this translation by Tony
Harrison, premiered at the Albery Theatre in March 2005 as part of
the RSC's London season.
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