The Red House Arts Center to Present MEDEA, 10/29-11/7

The Red House Arts Center in Syracuse, NY enthusiastically presents a 1950s-inspired production of Euripides' Media, translated by Diane Arnson Svarlien and directed by Stephen Svoboda, October 29 to November 7.

Set to songs, sounds and visuals of 1950s America, this bygone era brings new life to the classic Greek tragedy. In her picture-perfect neighborhood, Medea is the ideal housewife and mother. Armed with a delectable, homemade pie in one hand and a deadly kitchen knife in the other, Medea exacts revenge against her cheating husband in a most calculated and maniacal fashion.
"You Better Come See This Show, or Else!"

Joan Anderson, who dazzled audiences with her portrayal of "Celie" in The Color Purple, returns to Redhouse to play Media. Rounding out the cast of principles are Adam Perabo (Jason), Heather McNeil (Nurse), Jason Tarbox (Tutor), John Bixler (Creon), Chad Tallon (Aegeus), David Cotter (Messenger) and Daejhor Huddleston and Isiah Myers (Sons). The chorus of housewives include Shelley Cooper, Binaifer Dabu, Alicia Frame, Rachel Grage, Katishma Grey, Erin Lafferty, Marguerite Mitchell, Kasie Pavlov, Lauren Puente, and Junko Yasuda.

Media features choreography by Erin Lafferty, set and properties design by Andrea Ball, lighting design by Chuan-Chi Chan, sound design by Anthony Vadala, costume design by Nikki Delhomme, and musical composition by Patrick Burns.

Redhouse's Medea runs Oct. 29 through November 7. Buy tickets ahead as shows sell out quickly! See Media on Halloween for a "trick-or-treat" surprise - Redhouse style! Tickets are $30 or $25 for members. The Red House Arts Center is located at 201 S. West St. in Syracuse, NY. Parking is available adjacent to and across from the theater, as well as nearby in Armory Square. For tickets, please call the Box Office at (315) 362-2785 or visit www.theredhouse.org. This production is proudly sponsored by WAER.

TICKETS: $30 / $25 for membersBOX OFFICE: Call 315-362-2785 or visit theredhouse.org.