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Large title text in the middle says "Ransacking Troy". Behind, Penelope stands with a sword raised while Clytemnestra stands beside her holding a lyre as a weapon. Photography by Ted Belton.

"THE WOMEN STANDING BESIDE YOU POSSESS A BRAVERY THE WORLD HAS NEVER SEEN."

Everyone knows the story of the Trojan War: Trojan boy elopes with married Greek girl; angry husband tracks the lovers to the boy's hometown; 10 years of siege warfare later, the angry husband and his posse reduce Troy to rubble. But did it have to end that way? In Ransacking Troy, playwright Erin Shields imagines a less testosterone-fuelled conclusion, in which the women of Greece-tired of waiting for their husbands to return from war-stage an intervention of historical proportions.

Production Co-Sponsors: Marilyn Gropp, Jane Fryman Laird, Dr. Robert J. & Roberta Sokol, and an Anonymous Donor.
Photo Credit  Irene Poole and Maev Beaty, Photography by Ted Belton. View Production credits

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