WarCircus (after Euripides’ The Trojan Women)

The Imaginists 461 Sebastopol Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA, United States

What if you had to perform your tragedy over and over for thousands of years? Would you start to resent having to perform your role? From out of the past come the archetypal women of Troy: Helen, the beauty, Cassandra, the truth-teller, Hecuba, the matriarch, Andromache, the rock, Polyxena, the future, and the Women of the Chorus, the time-travelers.

WarCircus (after Euripides’ The Trojan Women)

The Imaginists 461 Sebastopol Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA, United States

What if you had to perform your tragedy over and over for thousands of years? Would you start to resent having to perform your role? From out of the past come the archetypal women of Troy: Helen, the beauty, Cassandra, the truth-teller, Hecuba, the matriarch, Andromache, the rock, Polyxena, the future, and the Women of the Chorus, the time-travelers.

WarCircus (after Euripides’ The Trojan Women)

The Imaginists 461 Sebastopol Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA, United States

What if you had to perform your tragedy over and over for thousands of years? Would you start to resent having to perform your role? From out of the past come the archetypal women of Troy: Helen, the beauty, Cassandra, the truth-teller, Hecuba, the matriarch, Andromache, the rock, Polyxena, the future, and the Women of the Chorus, the time-travelers.

WarCircus (after Euripides’ The Trojan Women)

The Imaginists 461 Sebastopol Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA, United States

What if you had to perform your tragedy over and over for thousands of years? Would you start to resent having to perform your role? From out of the past come the archetypal women of Troy: Helen, the beauty, Cassandra, the truth-teller, Hecuba, the matriarch, Andromache, the rock, Polyxena, the future, and the Women of the Chorus, the time-travelers.

WarCircus (after Euripides’ The Trojan Women)

The Imaginists 461 Sebastopol Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA, United States

What if you had to perform your tragedy over and over for thousands of years? Would you start to resent having to perform your role? From out of the past come the archetypal women of Troy: Helen, the beauty, Cassandra, the truth-teller, Hecuba, the matriarch, Andromache, the rock, Polyxena, the future, and the Women of the Chorus, the time-travelers.

Taboo and Heroes

Zaccho Dance Theatre 1777 Yosemite Avenue, #330, San Francisco, CA, United States

Taboo and Heroes explores the situation of the wars that struck the Republic of Congo in the late 1990s in a multimedia performance, featuring modern and traditional dance, interactive video design ,and live contemporary music.

WarCircus (after Euripides’ The Trojan Women)

The Imaginists 461 Sebastopol Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA, United States

What if you had to perform your tragedy over and over for thousands of years? Would you start to resent having to perform your role? From out of the past come the archetypal women of Troy: Helen, the beauty, Cassandra, the truth-teller, Hecuba, the matriarch, Andromache, the rock, Polyxena, the future, and the Women of the Chorus, the time-travelers.

WarCircus (after Euripides’ The Trojan Women)

The Imaginists 461 Sebastopol Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA, United States

What if you had to perform your tragedy over and over for thousands of years? Would you start to resent having to perform your role? From out of the past come the archetypal women of Troy: Helen, the beauty, Cassandra, the truth-teller, Hecuba, the matriarch, Andromache, the rock, Polyxena, the future, and the Women of the Chorus, the time-travelers.

WarCircus (after Euripides’ The Trojan Women)

The Imaginists 461 Sebastopol Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA, United States

What if you had to perform your tragedy over and over for thousands of years? Would you start to resent having to perform your role? From out of the past come the archetypal women of Troy: Helen, the beauty, Cassandra, the truth-teller, Hecuba, the matriarch, Andromache, the rock, Polyxena, the future, and the Women of the Chorus, the time-travelers.

WarCircus (after Euripides’ The Trojan Women)

The Imaginists 461 Sebastopol Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA, United States

What if you had to perform your tragedy over and over for thousands of years? Would you start to resent having to perform your role? From out of the past come the archetypal women of Troy: Helen, the beauty, Cassandra, the truth-teller, Hecuba, the matriarch, Andromache, the rock, Polyxena, the future, and the Women of the Chorus, the time-travelers.