Greek mythology is a collection of myths and teachings that fit in with the old Greeks, concerning their divine beings and legends, the nature of the world, and the birthplaces and criticalness of their own clique and custom practices. Greek theater remain a standout amongst the most critical and durable dramatic impacts on earth, dating from around 700 BC and with some Greek plays as yet being performed right up 'til the present time. Theater got to be noteworthy to general Greek society when it turned into an essential piece of a celebration respecting the god Dionysus (Peter D. Arnott). The three genre were delighted in by the antiquated Greeks were the comedy, tragedy, and satyr plays. The three main classes of old Greek theater were …show more content…
He demonstrates to us that the patriarchal framework propagates dangerous imbalance, particularly material to the two standard that characterizes the foundation of marriage. Euripides disorders with business as usual, for case, permitting Medea to guarantee as her own particular already held selective male rights. Euripides also pointed the theme of passion and anger when it came to Medea, Medea has amazing conduct and compelling feeling for her lover Jason, she sacrifices a lot for just being with him like cheating her family and fleeing away from her country with him. But when Jason abundant her for Creon’s daughter all her passion and enthusiasm has changed into anger and …show more content…
At the point when underlining the circumstances women have to bear after marriage like leaving her family and country. Medea’s character illustrate the conditions that women can bear after marriage for the sake of their husband and kids. Also showing the audience the Greek’s non-acceptance to barbarians.
Medea 's reactions to her children worries the Nurse and shows that the children are an important part tragedy. The focal center of the play could be portrayed around "the subject of the kids." Jason and Medea’s kids are constantly existing to some degree, if not in front of an audience then in the dialog. They may exist on the edges immediately, yet they are never underestimated (Helene P. Foley).
The type of the play contrasts from numerous other Greek tragedies by its simple style. All scenes especially scene one include just two characters Medea and another person. These experiences highlight Medea 's ability and determination in controlling male figures to accomplish her own destiny. Euripides didn’t change much in the myth, he just rearranged the events of the play in a dramatic tragic