Nobody did lust, love and lies better than the Greeks.

The controversial lost version of Euripides’ original play was said to have painted Phaedra as a woman who pursued her desires relentlessly.

Hippolytus Veiled is the story of the lost play.

Emerging playwright Nathan Joe brings his own unique spin to Hippolytus Veiled, combining the exuberant and poetic language of the Greeks with sharp and brutal modern prose. Winner of the 2015 Playmarket b425 award, the judges described it as “ambitious, dynamic, hilarious and frightening all at once.”

Directed by Patrick Graham

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Join us on Thusday the 18th for a forum on Greek Theatre Today, moderated by James Wenley (Metro Magazine, Theatrescenes), joined by Sophie Roberts (Silo Theatre Company), Sharon Mazer (AUT) and our playwright Nathan Joe (winner of the Playmarket b4 25 award 2015 and 2016).

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• (R18) Please note this show contains explicit language and sexual abuse themes. 
• Latecomers can not be admitted into theatre after play has started.