Photo Flash: Seattle Shakespeare Presents ELECTRA

By: Gabrielle Sierra Dec. 28, 2009

A riveting drama of a daughter's sworn vengeance.

The Greek wellspring for all revenge stories. Treachery and murder line the corridors where Electra mourns the brutal murder of her father by her adulterous mother, Clytemnestra. Grief-stricken and bent on retribution, Electra awaits her brother's return in order to enact her fervent quest for justice. Filled with 90-minutes of raw emotions, this startling family tragedy will leave you shocked, dazed, and breathless for more.

Photos by Erik Stuhaug

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Jessie Underhill, Susanna Burney, Marya Sea Kaminski, and Ellen Elizabeth Steves

Photo Flash: Seattle Shakespeare Presents ELECTRA Image
Jessie Underhill, Marya Sea Kaminski, Susanna Burney, and Ellen Elizabeth Steves

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Marya Sea Kaminski

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