Medea is a tragic play written by Euripides, which was written around 431 BC. The Medea play, which is considered one of the most influential and lasting Greek tragedies, tells the mythological story of a man named Jason who, with the help of a witch ...
Medea is a tragic play written by Euripides, which was written around 431 BC. The Medea play, which is considered one of the most influential and lasting Greek tragedies, tells the mythological story of a man named Jason who, with the help of a witch named Medea, obtained the treasure of the "Golden Fleece". After marrying Medea and having two children with her, Jason leaves her to find a better life partner. But Jason cannot even imagine the terrible revenge that Medea will take on him. This eternal story about the hard revenge of a woman who was insulted and betrayed by her husband has mesmerized the audience of the theater and those interested in the performing arts with its beauty and charm for more than twenty centuries.
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