Orestes
Euripides (480 BC – 406 BC) worte ninety-two dramas, eighteen of which remain with us still. When Agamemnon returned to Argos from the Trojan War, his wife Clytemnestra killed him with the aid of her lover Aegisthus. At the command of Apollo, Agamemnon and Clytemnestra’s son Orestes returns after a long absence to avenge his father’s death. The people of Argos impose banishment upon Orestes and his sister Electra, who takes part in the murder.
Élektra
Helené
Oresztész
Meneláosz
György Cserhalmi guest artist
Tündareósz
Püladész
Messenger
Hermione
A Phrügian
Apollón
Choral-leader
Women-choir of the Argos
Contributers
Translator
György Karsai
Translator
János Térey
Set designer
Róbert Menczel
Costume designer
Ágnes Gyarmathy
Dramaturg
Róbert Vörös
Enikő Perczel
Choreographer
Promter
Anikó Sütő
Stage-manager
István Géczy
István Lencsés
Assistant
Zsuzsa Bencze
Ágota Kolics
Director
Premiere:
21 November 2008