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Medea, the foreign (“barbarian”) wife of the Corinthian hero Jason, is distraught to learn that her husband has abruptly married the daughter of Creon, King of Corinth, abandoning Medea and their two children. Furthermore, the King himself – fearing Medea’s reputation for being clever, passionate, and violent – banishes her from his kingdom, ensuring her almost certain death. Consumed with grief and rage, Medea decides to take justice into her own hands. 
Auditions August 11th and 12th 2018 • The Underground Collaborative • Milwaukee, WI
Voices Found Repertory is a team of resourceful problem solvers interested in passionate, empathetic stagings of Shakespeare's plays, and in producing new work with imagination and integrity. Our mission is to create theatre that unifies its audience; to develop a common artistic vocabulary and allow artists to work, learn, and play together; to establish and uphold an inclusive safe space for exploration, communication, and empathy.

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Caroline Boettcher explains the crucial jobs of a stage manager, and the challenges of working with a new theatre company.

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Before the show even starts, at least a thousand things have to be done. As a new company, about five people do them.

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