THE MEDEA

On April 30, 2015, the First Year Seminar presented the classic drama, The Medea by Euripides.  First performed in the fifth century BCE, the play explores the psychology of revenge as represented in the saga of Medea and her husband, the Greek hero Jason.  The drama was presented in an unedited and unexpurgated form, using a translation of Euripides' original Greek text.  It is planned to produce a significant theatrical performance in the spring term of each year.

CAST

Nurse - Sezim Altynbek kyzy

Tutor - Yana Ivashkina
Medea - Yulia Nikitushkina
Creon - Jone Normatov
Jason - Anton Taranenko
Aegeus - Azim Jeenbaev
Messenger - Bekzat Amatakhunov
Glauce - Malika Kanatbekova

Children - Jannat Isakova, Aliya Isakova

CHORUS

Nurzhan Chunueva,
Zhyldyz Siragdin kyzy,
Yana Ivashkina,
Begimai Amantaeva,
Adelya Kadiralieva,
Begimai Marlenova,

Malika Kanatbekova,
Daria Chebakova

CREW and TECHNICAL

 Lighting - Diana Khegai

Asst. Directors - Duane Lacey, Daria Chebakova

Prompts - Malika Kanatova

Musical Production - Akyl Callaghan