Iphegienia and the Furies (on Taurian Land)

Saved from death by the goddess Artemis, Iphigenia is now a priestess on Taurian land – slaughtering any foreigners that arrive – assisted by a disgruntled Chorus. Two strangers, pursued by the Furies, stumble upon her temple, claiming to be her long lost brother Orestes and his gawgeous lover Pylades. Iphigenia is forced to make an impossible choice: flee with the newcomers or stay true to her sacred mission. Containing Aristotle’s favourite recognition scene, this play asks: When violence is your family inheritance, how do you break the cycle?

Directed by Jonathan Seinen

Written by Ho Ka Kei (Jeff Ho)

Set & Costume Designer Christine Ting - Huan Urquhart

Lighting Designer Jareth Li

Sound Designer Heidi Chan

Photographer Dahlia Katz

Nominated for an Outstanding Costume Design (Dora Award) 2019