Adapt Enterprises Presents

May 15 until May 31

Part of Festival Hellenika 2014 celebrating Greek Culture!

First performed in 411 BCE, Lysistrata is arguably Aristophanes’ most popular surviving comedy. It’s an antiwar, feminist piece about the battle between the sexes, revealing that little has changed in about 3000 years. The Peloponnesian War is in full swing and the women of Greece are fed up with it. Under the direction of an Athenian woman named Lysistrata (which translates to ‘army-dispander’), they decide to execute a sex strike in a bid to secure peace. What follows is a hilarious battle of the sexes, with Lysistrata battling misogyny, social norms, and the libidos of her sexually starved followers, as she attempts to bring peace to the divided cities of Greece.

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