Clytemnestra

"Martha Graham choreographed and reconceived her 1958 work based on Aeschylus' trilogy The Oresteia."
"Martha Graham agreed to choreograph and reconceive her 1958 work, the first evening-long piece in modern dance. Yuriko Kimura dances the title role which was originally performed by Miss Graham with soloists from the Graham Company. Clytemnestra is based on Aeschylus' trilogy "The Oresteia.""@en
"Martha Graham re-choreographed and re-conceived her 1958 work for the Dance in America series. Her adaptation of Greek legend focuses on the character of Clytemnestra, a restless shade in the underworld, commanded by Hades to re-enact those memories of her life relating to the fall of the House of Atreus."@en
"Martha Graham re-choreographed and re-conceived her 1958 work for the Dance in America series. Her adaptation of Greek legend focuses on the character of Clytemnestra, a restless shade in the underworld, commanded by Hades to re-enact those memories of her life relating to the fall of the House of Atreus."
"This is a performance of "Clytemnestra" choreographed by Martha Graham. This story is about the House of Atreus. The characters are both mortals and gods. Clytemnestra is based on Aeschylus' trilogy "The Oresteia.""@en