2,300 Year Old Ancient Greek Theatre Hosts First Fully Accessible Performance

An ancient Greek theatre dating back 2,300 years has hosted its first fully accessible theatrical performance. The production, Euripides' The Trojan Women, featured a cast of 22 performers that included numerous actors with disabilities.

The milestone staging at the Epidaurus landmark coincides with a renewed global fascination for Homer's epic sparked by Christopher Nolan's film The Odyssey. The production brings focus to the lesser-known narrative strands of the Trojan War.