Directed by Adam Zanin

Mother, wife, and murderer: the character of Medea has fascinated and enthralled audiences for thousands of years. Now, Players’ Theatre is thrilled to present a brand-new translation of Seneca’s glorious tragedy. Transplanted to a psychiatric hospital, the three broken fragments of Medea’s sanity invoke the triple-formed Hecate and face impossible tragedy when she learns of her husband’s new marriage and her impending exile.

Medea will be on the Players’ Theatre stage from April 10-12! Get your tickets now!

Note for Attendees: Our show will still be held in the Players' Theatre space. Due to the closure of the rest of the SSMU University Centre, ticket scanning on Wednesday and Thursday will happen at the front doors of the SSMU building. As we have had some issues with this Eventbrite, if you are unable to access your ticket simply give your name at the door to the Players' Executive.
PLEASE ARRIVE EARLY. If when you arrive you are not able to enter the building as the doors are locked, please wait outside, a Front of House Executive will open the doors momentarily.