The Chorus Leader says Argos felt pain while Agamemnon was away. "Agamemnon: The Oresteia"- Troy Has Fallen (10:50)Ī Herald confirms Clytemnestra's claims about Troy.
He reflects on the negative impacts of excess, Helen of Troy, and fallen soldiers. "Agamemnon: The Oresteia"- Clytemnestra's Announcement (10:18)Ĭlytemnestra joins The Chorus and declares that Troy has fallen. In this opening segment, a Watchman waits for a signal to announce the fall of the city Clytemnestra makes a sacrifice and the Chorus discusses the history of the Trojan War, including omens, the gods, and a virgin sacrifice. This beautifully-spoken original staging makes vivid the poetry and wisdom of "Agamemnon"- and its themes of terror, revenge, and justice. In this production of the first part of Aeschylus's classic trilogy, director James Thomas brings together a talented young cast and Peter Arnott's faithful translation, to unleash the gruesome raw power of the Oresteia. "Agamemnon: The Oresteia"- The Fall of Troy? (13:28) FREE PREVIEW
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