 "The Trojan Women" was written in 415 B.C. by Euripides and concerns
the sack of Troy by the Greeks. Not only is "The Trojan Women" a
piece of classical theater, it is a history lesson dealing with the
issues of war, the conduct of conquering armies and the consequences
for a defeated society.
A company of 15 actors will be directed by Lincoln College
Professor Kenneth Kendall, and the production will take place in the
Meyer Theater in the Johnston Center for Performing Arts.
Tickets will be available at the Johnston Center box office
before the performance and are $1 for students and $7 for general
admission.
For more information, Kendall may be contacted at 217-732-3155,
ext. 283, or
kkendall@lincolncollege.edu.
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