Director Tea Alagić
Writer Euripides
Translated by Paul Roche
Scenic Designer Fuqing Yue
Costume Designer Karen Boyer
Lighting Designer Betsy Chester
Composer & Sound Designer Robert M. Johanson
Video Designer Yana Biryukova
Assistant Director Abigail Fixel
Stage Manager Rosie Peppe
Choreographer Sarah Kaplan
Photographer Hunter Canning
with Barnard and Columbia students

About the Work
The Trojan Women, by Euripides, translated by Paul Roche and directed by Tea Alagić, follows the women of Troy after the fall of their city, as they face the loss of their families, home, and freedom.

Through Hecuba, Cassandra, Andromache, and Helen, the play explores war, grief, survival, and human dignity. Tea Alagić’s production places Euripides’ tragedy in a contemporary theatrical context, focusing on the voices of women and the human cost of violence.