MainStage Series:
The Persians
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Playwright: Adapted from Aeschylus by Ellen McLaughlin
About the performance
The battle left the sea scarlet and sands crimson at Salamis, where a greatly outnumbered Greek army repulsed the mighty Persians. This oldest surviving play in Western literature relates the aftermath from the point of view of the defeated. A stunning new adaptation of the 2,500-year-old classic about events that turned the tide of Western history.
Audience Reviews
The Company
| Artists Onstage | John Basiulis | General/ Admiral |
| Marianne Fraulo | State |
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| Jen Harper | Atossa |
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| Tony Larkin | Attendant |
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| Marshall Marden | Treasury/ Religion |
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| Maurice Ralston | Chairman/ Prologue |
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| Rich Remedios | Herald |
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| Travis Smith | Xerxes |
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| Clint Thornton | Justice |
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| Gary Yates | Darius |
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| Artists Offstage | John Ammerman | Director |
| Dex Edwards | Scenic Designer |
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| Thom Jenkins | Composer/Sound Designer |
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| Joan Foster McCarty | Assistant Stage Manager |
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| Joanna Schmink | Costume Designer |
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| Robert Wright | Stage Manager |
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| Ken Yunker | Lighting Designer |
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