The behind-the-scene story from page to stage with exclusive video of rehearsal, performance and interviews with the cast, creative and technical teams.
The actors in the Women of Troy company introduce their characters.
A key scene in the production is when Cassandra tries to set the warehouse on fire.
Members of the company discuss other key scenes in the play.
What is Katie Mitchell's process as a director on a play like Women of Troy?
Actors in Katie Mitchell's productions spend a long time delving into their characters' backgrounds.
All the actors know exactly what their intention is for any given event in the play.
This production blends different styles of acting to great effect.
Preparation for each evening's performance begins at 5.30pm; and this is a production they also take home with them.
The chorus is an essential part of any Greek drama.
Sound designer Gareth Fry is a crucial member of Katie's production team.
The stage managers are vital players in the rehearsal process and run of performances.
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