„Phaedra's Love“ by Sarah Kane, directed by Jared Lorenzo, is a bold contemporary take on the myth of Phaedra and Hippolytus. Set in the world of modern royalty, it explores themes of power, desire, and familial dysfunction. Prince Hippolytus, disillusioned and apathetic, is the center of his stepmother Phaedra's obsessive love. Her forbidden desire triggers a series of tragic events, unraveling the royal family's facade. The play starkly portrays the brutality of human emotions, with raw and provocative scenes. Secrets are unveiled, leading to the disintegration of relationships. Characters confront their deepest flaws and vulnerabilities. The modern setting amplifies the play's relevance to contemporary issues of identity and morality. Kane's unflinching dialogue highlights the timeless nature of these human struggles. "Phaedra's Love" is a powerful exploration of love's complexities and the impact of unchecked desires.
Artists/Collaborators: Dana Marie Esch, Nabila Al Hakim, David Müller, Abike Mariam, Dustin Staniek, Philipp Zizow, Sarah Kane, Jared Lorenzo, Vincent Janssen, Mina Janssens