Shortly before the Trojan War, Spartan King Agamemnon lured Clytemnestra and their daughter to the beach at Aulis under the pretense Iphigenia was to be married to the great warrior, Achilles. Instead of a wedding, however, Iphigenia was sacrificed to the gods so the winds would blow and send Agamemnon and his troops to battle. For years, Clytemnestra, plagued by nightmares of that day, has held the throne, gathering her allies and biding her time. It's 10 years later, and Agamemnon is coming home...

Written in contemporary language using Greek play structure and from a new point of view, this tale of love, betrayal and revenge examines the futility of vengeance in the ancient world. 

Directed by Sophe Friedman and Featuring Performances by:
Christine Shaw as Clytemnestra
Lyam White as Agamemnon
Aimee Decker as Chorus
Kirsten McCory as Chorus
Rebecca O'Neil as Chorus
Jessica Mason as Iphigenia/Electra
Adrian Cerrato as Aegisthus/Orestes
Carolynne Wilcox as The Messenger