21 & 22 FEBRUARY 201418:00 | UJ THEATRE AUCKLAND PARK KINGSWAY CAMPUS For all bookings and enquiries please contact Natasha at natashac@uj.ac.za or Barbara at barbaral@uj.ac.za

WOMEN OF TRACHIS

The Greek and Latin Department in the Faculty of Humanities at UJ, in

co-operation with the Consulate General of Greece in Johannesburg,

present a unique screening of “Women of Trachis”, as staged by the National

Theatre of Greece at the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus.

“Women of Trachis is a riveting tragedy set in motion by Deianeira’s all-consuming passion for

Heracles. Sophocles presents us with a world in which Eros-infl amed heroes commit wild and

uncontrollable acts; a poisonous and destructive world in which the gods are vengeful and

knowledge does not lead to the light.”

We invite you to join us for an exclusive screening of this masterpiece. The

internationally acclaimed Director Thomas Moschopoulos will be joining us on both

evenings to introduce the fi lm.

21 & 22 FEBRUARY 201418:00 | UJ THEATRE AUCKLAND PARK KINGSWAY CAMPUS For all bookings and enquiries please contact Natasha at natashac@uj.ac.za or Barbara at barbaral@uj.ac.za

WOMEN OF TRACHIS

The Greek and Latin Department in the Faculty of Humanities at UJ, in co-operation with the Consulate General of Greece in Johannesburg, present a unique screening of “Women of Trachis”, as staged by the National Theatre of Greece at the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus.

“Women of Trachis is a riveting tragedy set in motion by Deianeira’s all-consuming passion for Heracles. Sophocles presents us with a world in which Eros-infl amed heroes commit wild and uncontrollable acts; a poisonous and destructive world in which the gods are vengeful and knowledge does not lead to the light.”

We invite you to join us for an exclusive screening of this masterpiece. The internationally acclaimed Director Thomas Moschopoulos will be joining us on both evenings to introduce the fi lm.