Andromeda

by Hannah Greenstreet, after Euripides

July 2021 Camden People’s Theatre (also online)

I look over at you. You’re like a statue.

But not a statue. Not rock, nor chained to a rock. Flesh. Blood. Bone.

In modern London, two girls meet under a starry sky. In ancient Ethiopia, a hero saves a princess, chained to a rock. Somewhere not quite either, first love meets its match.

Andromeda by Hannah Greenstreet reimagines a lost play, constellating ancient fragments with a contemporary queer love story. This exploration of the stories we tell each other asks what happens when a young woman falls for someone unexpected, and how to feel proud when the world tells us not to be.

Set & Costume Design by Verity Johnson
Lighting Design by Martha Jordan
Sound Design by Nicola T. Chang
Stage Management by Josie Shipp

Performed by Rosie Gray and Nina Singh

Funny, snappy and subtle” […] “has the great distinction of feeling true – almost as if we are witnessing two people we know well – and are rooting for them – from the start.
— ★★★★ The Stage
A polished production I could see thriving on West End stages.
— ★★★★ A Younger Theatre

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