Iphigenia In Aulis

One of the masterpieces of classical Greek tragedy, this play by Euripides tells the story of Iphigenia, daughter of Agamemnon, who is to be sacrificed to the gods in order to secure victory in the Trojan War. With its powerful themes of sacrifice, duty, and the struggle between the individual and the state, this work continues to resonate with audiences today. This edition features a new translation by Konrad Levezow that captures all the beauty and power of the original.

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