So what can you tell us about this Greek tragedy other than that it's bloody dramatic?

So we find Medea with her husband, Jason, having fled various places and landed in Corinth, where Jason is now getting married to somebody else.

And Jason and Medea have two children.

They are still viewed as outcasts in Corinth.

And Jason's plan, he says, is to further integrate them and sort of put him higher in society get acceptance by marrying actually the king's daughter no less so he's aiming high and that's where the play opens so it's the wedding day um and we get to meet Medea um and the people that live in Corinth who are our chorus and all the characters that come into it through there as we follow Medea's story moving on She is not happy

No, no,

no.

So we haven't done that.