Hecuba (1992)

Original id:

620

Start date:

1 January 1992

End date:

3 October 1992

Degree of relationship to ancient play:

Translation

Media of production:

Stage-play

Languages:

English

Companies:

Gate Theatre, Notting Hill, London

Ancient works:

Hekabe (Hecuba)

Information related to this production

Scripts used
People involved
Places performed
Sources

Script	Author(s)
Hekabe (Hecuba)	Euripides
Hecuba	Kenneth McLeish

Person	Role	Notes
Laurence Boswell	Director
Christian Flint	Choreographer
Stephen Brimson Lewis	Designer
Sara Mair-Thomas	Actor	Polyxena
Kevork Melikyan	Actor	Odysseus
Ann Mitchell	Actor	Hecuba
Sylvestor Morand	Actor	Agamemnon
Christopher Robbie	Actor	Talthybius
Mick Sands	Composer
John Straiton	Actor	Ghost of Polydorus
Don Warrington	Actor	Polymestor

Venue	Festival	Dates	Notes
Gate Theatre, Notting Hill (London, Greater London, England)

Source	Format	Location if held at the APGRD	Pagination
Greek Tragedy on the American Stage: Ancient Drama in the Commercial Theater, 1882-1994	Book	library	146
Sexualized violence	Newspaper cutting	archive
The Cambridge Companion to Greek Tragedy	Book	library	320n56
Hecuba by Euripides	Programme	archive
The strange fruits of war	Newspaper cutting	archive
Videotape of The Late Show discussion of Greek tragedy	Videotape	archive
Letter from Frederic Raphael to Edith Hall	Correspondence	archive
Euripides: Hecuba, Trojan Women, Andromache	Book	library
Wild Justice: A Study of Euripides' Hecuba	Book		17
Enter the darkest Dane of all	Print-out	archive
Benefits of working like a Trojan	Print-out	archive
Theatre check	Print-out	archive
Generating power in a black-out	Print-out	archive
Hecuba	Print-out	archive
All hands bloody, right or wrong	Print-out	archive
London fringe: everything but the kitchen sink	Print-out	archive
Richard the joint first	Print-out	archive
Last exit from Notting Hill	Print-out	archive
Dionysus Since 69: Greek Tragedy at the Dawn of the Third Millennium	Book	library	399

How to cite this production

Hecuba (1992), accessed at http://www.apgrd.ox.ac.uk/productions/production/620 <22 December 2024>