Theatrical productions New York (State) New York 1981-1990.
This play about a proud woman betrayed by the man she loves is the outstanding example of a classic tragedy that has been more successful in our time than its own.
Dalla tragedia (431 a.C.) di Euripide: abbandonata da Giasone, Medea, regina barbara della Colchide, ricorre alle arti magiche per far morire la rivale Glauce e completa la vendetta, uccidendo i due figli avuti dall'argonauta. (Mymovies).
This is the stunning Kennedy Center production of Euripides' great classic about a woman driven by emotion beyond the brink of rationality.
Medea
Dance
Euripides, Medea [videorecording]
"The stunning Kennedy center production of Euripides' great classic about a woman driven by emotion beyond the brink of rationality" -- container.
"This is the stunning Kennedy Center production of Euripides' great classic about a woman driven by emotion beyond the brink of rationality. With Zoe Caldwell as Medea and Judith Anderson as the nurse. The English text is by Robinson Jeffers."--Description provided by Films Media Group.
Medea di Euripide, rappresentata per la prima volta nel 431 a.C., è un'opera di incredibile modernità. La donna, innamorata di Giasone e disperata per il suo tradimento, arde per la disperazione e il desiderio di vendetta: si dibatte, perché gli usi le impongono di accettare la situazione senza poter chiedere giustizia. Alla fine la vendetta la porterà a un gesto estremo. In questa versione del 1989 di Giancarlo Sepe, Medea è interpretata da una superba Mariangela Melato, capace di dare corpo alle molteplici sfaccettature del personaggio, dalla ferocia alla fierezza, dalla tenerezza alla disperata indecisione. (http://www.edicolafabbri.it).
An adaptation of Euripides's tragedy in which Medea, betrayed by Jason, seeks revenge by killing Jason's wife and father-in-law, as well as her own two children.
Medea, Euripides' classical drama about love, jealousy and hatred comes to life in Lars von Trier's adaptation.
The Kennedy Center production of Euripides' great classic about a woman driven by emotion beyond the brink of rationality.
Euripides : Medea
Euripides' great classic about a woman driven by emotion beyond the brink of rationality.
Ballet in one act, based on the play by Euripides. The ballet tells the ancient story of a powerful woman's revenge upon her faithless husband and the younger rival who has stolen him away from her. For a complete synopsis of the ballet see:*MGZR Ballet in motion pictures. Medea.
Euripides' classic tragedy about a proud woman betrayed by the man she loves. Freely adapted by Robinson Jeffers after Euripedes.
1 cassette (107 min.):sd., B/W.
Film adaptations
Euripides' classic tragedy about a proud woman betrayed by the man she loves.
Fiction television programs
Tragedies
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Euripides: Medea
Adaptación de la tragedia de Eurípides en la que Pasolini muestra la trágica confrontación entre dos cultura incompatibles: el mundo mágico e irracional de Medea y el mundo racional de Jasón.
Drama
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The classic story of jealousy and revenge. Medea, betrayed by Jason, seeks revenge by killing Jason's wife & father-in-law, as well as her own two children.
A modern-language production of the classic tragedy of a proud woman betrayed by the man she loves.
Drama over de held Jason en zijn geliefde, de koningsdochter en tovenares Medea.
Video
A Kennedy Center production of Euripides' classic about a woman driver by emotion beyond the brink of rationality.
"Michael Thalheimers Inszenierung der Tragödie des Euripides vom Schauspiel Frankfurt, weit entfernt sowohl von hohlem Pathos als auch von verharmlosender Aktualisierung, wurde als eine der "zehn bemerkenswertesten Arbeiten" der Saison 2012/2013 zum 50. Theatertreffen nach Berlin eingeladen." [3sat.de].
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Kennedy Center production of Euripides' classic tragedy about a woman driven by emotion beyond the brink of rationality.
Robinson Jeffers modern style version of the Euripides play in which a proud woman is betrayed by the man she loves.
"Medea" in der Inszenierung von Michael Thalheimer am Schauspiel Frankfurt.ĐMedea. Kaum ein Name evoziert gleichzeitig so viel Faszination und Schrecken. Kein antiker Stoff hat über die Jahrhunderte hinweg zu so vielen Deutungen und Bearbeitungen Anlass gegeben wie der Medea-Mythos, der in der Version des Tragödiendichters Euripides 431 v. Chr. uraufgeführt wurde. Als umstrittene Täterin und maßlos gedemütigtes Opfer, als leidenschaftlich Liebende und gnadenlose Rächerin ist Medea eine ambivalente Bezugsfigur geblieben. Mit Medea, derMehrfachmörderin, die aus Rache an ihrem Mann ihre eigenen Kinder umbringt, gestaltet Euripides gleichzeitig eine Frauenfigur, die ihre Umgebung durch Intellektualität, Schönheit, rhetorische Kraft und kämpferische Entschiedenheit weit überragt. Medea verrät und vernichtet ihre Herkunftsfamilie in Kolchis, als sie Jason hilft, das goldene Vlies nach Griechenland zu bringen. Auf die radikalste Weise bricht sie alle rücken ab, um ihrem Geliebten in sein Land zu folgen, um ein anderes Leben zu führen als Jasons Frau, Mutter zweier Kinder. In Korinth gilt sie als Fremde. Nun will Jason sie verlassen, um die Königstochter zu heiraten. Nicht bereit, dies als Schicksalsschlag einfach hinzunehmen, setzt Medea Schritt für Schritt einen Racheplan in Gang. Gewaltsam und unerbittlich klagt sie ein, was ihr zu Unrecht genommen. In dem blutigen Ende der Tragödie, in dem Mord an ihren Kindern, fällt die einstige Unterscheidung zwischen Freund und Feind, Eigenem und Fremdem. Medea erscheint so als höchst ambivalente Figur der exzessiven Überschreitung eine bis heute beunruhigende, unheimliche Kraft, die alte Ordnungen zerstört und neue begründet.Đ (Covertext).
The Kennedy Center production of Euripides' great classic about a woman driven by emotion beyond the brink of rationality. Medea is abandoned by her husband Jason so he can marry the daughter of Creon, ruler of Corinth, and is exiled by Creon as a dangerous foreigner. She exacts revenge by causing the deaths of Creon and his daughter and by murdering her own and Jason's two children before escaping into exile in Athens.
Drammatico (Genere)
A re-creation, as authentic as possible, of Euripides' story of the grisly revenge of Medea wronged by her husband Jason, much as the citizens of Golden Age Athens might have seen it.
Filmed in the Soviet Union and never seen before by Western audiences, this extraordinary one-act ballet freely interprets the classic drama of Euripides.
Medea (Television program : 1982)
Tiflis. Paliashvili Opera and Ballet Theater. Ballet.
New York Public Library. Billy Rose Theatre Collection. Theatre on Film and Tape Archive.
WQED (Television station : Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Relaciones hombre-mujer Drama Videodiscos.
Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firme)
Medea (Mitología griega) Drama Videodiscos.
Tragedia griega Versiones cinematográficas Videocasetes.
Medea (Mitología griega) Drama Videocasetes.
Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm)
Películas cinematográficas Videocasetes.