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Jason abandons Medea, who gave up her family and homeland for him, to marry the daughter of the king of Corinth. Exiled and humiliated, Medea takes a terrible revenge: she kills the new bride and her father, and then her own children. Euripides stages the rage of a foreign woman without easy judgement.
یاسون، مده‌آ را که برای او خانواده و سرزمینش را رها کرده بود، به خاطر ازدواج با دختر پادشاه کورینت ترک می‌کند. مده‌آی تبعیدی و تحقیرشده انتقامی هولناک می‌گیرد: عروس تازه و پدرش را می‌کشد و سپس فرزندان خود را. اوریپید خشم یک زن بیگانه را بی‌پرده و بی‌داوری آسان به صحنه می‌آورد.
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تماشا · Full filmed performance of the National Theatre's 2014 production (dir. Carrie Cracknell; Helen McCrory, version by Ben Power) on National Theatre at Home (subscription) ▶ Listen at the source ↗
اجرا · Carrie Cracknell · Helen McCrory, Danny Sapani, Michaela Coel · National Theatre, Olivier, London · 2014 ▶ Listen at the source ↗
نقد · Michael Billington · The Guardian · admiring ▶ Listen at the source ↗
اجرا · Rupert Goold · Kate Fleetwood, version by Rachel Cusk · Almeida Theatre, London · 2015 · archive page ▶ Listen at the source ↗
نقد · Michael Billington · The Guardian · mixed ▶ Listen at the source ↗
نقد · Natalie Haynes · The Guardian · admiring ▶ Listen at the source ↗
ترجمه · Gholamreza Shahbazi · Bidgol · print book ▶ Listen at the source ↗
متن نمایشنامه · full English text (Gilbert Murray), Project Gutenberg ▶ Listen at the source ↗
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- Author
- Euripides
- Year
- 431 BC
- Class
- Landmark Productions
- Type
- Theater
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