Andromache

Set in ancient times, this play explores themes of love, loss, and loyalty through the character of Andromache, who grapples with her grief after the fall of Troy. The narrative unfolds in three acts, delving into her relationships with other characters, including her captor and her son. The tension between personal desire and duty drives the plot, highlighting the emotional turmoil of those affected by war. Rich in dramatic conflict, the play offers a poignant reflection on the human condition amidst the backdrop of tragedy.