No contemporary playwright has combined depth and whimsy more beguilingly than Sarah Ruhl. Drawing inspiration from sources as diverse as the Salem witch trials, Virginia Woolf, and Peter Pan, the two ...

‘No.’ Heartbroken but resolute, Orpheus began to sing, pouring all his love and sorrow into his music. His song was a haunting lament that resonated through the Underworld, drawing the spirits close.

Orpheus is portrayed by Owain Kelsey, a sophomore, while Eurydice is portrayed by Zuzu Bailey, also a sophomore, are a version of the Greek myth of Opheus and Eurydice. “It’s the story of two stories ...

Severance 's Season 2 finale, "Cold Harbor," puts a twist on the Orpheus and Eurydice myth. The episode sees Mark — both his Innie and his Outie — free Gemma from the hell of the Testing Floor.

What cosmic forces are drawing artists to Orpheus and Eurydice these days? Are we all feeling pulled toward the underworld of late? Is it the economy? Whatever the reason, we’re getting a lot of O & E ...

As soon as Orpheus sees her, he’s in love; Eurydice, more grounded in reality, is cautious. We watch them fall in love as the world turns and Persephone (Elenoa Rokobaro, electric) returns to ...

Since Orpheus is still under contract as the court musician, he can't leave to go see Eurydice in Asphodel. However, Zagreus ...

Hingham High School’s fall production of the musical, “Hadestown Teen Edition” — based off of the Tony Award winning Broadway musical — is sure to draw a large audience. Show dates are Nov. 21-23 at ...

A star rating of 5.0 out of 5. A star rating of 5 out of 5. It's difficult to enter this musical blind. After all, the ancient legend of Orpheus and Eurydice has been told and retold since 530 BC ...

The 2025 Melbourne program sees OA’s return to a traditional theatre setting to present three fully staged yet diverse operas that includes a brand-new production of Bizet’s Carmen directed by ...

Sadly, unable to hear Eurydice’s footsteps Orpheus begins to believe he has been tricked. He looks back only to see Eurydice as a shade, whisked back to the underworld for good (and no, he’s ...