The Trojan Women

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Resource Text: Review
Title The Trojan Women
Abstract/Description Miss Stafford gave an emotional rendering of the part of Hecuba, Queen of Troy who is waiting with other women to learn her fate as slave to the conquering Greeks. At moments MissStafford had real dramatic power. The tragic figure Of the broken queen is the dominant personality in the play. The supporting characters were satisfactory, but the atmosphere of the play would have been better sustained had the stage been half-lit all the time.
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Source The Sun (NSW), Star and Sun Ltd, Sydney, NSW, 1910
Item URL
Page 7
Date Issued 5 August 1921
Language English
Citation The Trojan Women, The Sun (NSW), 5 August 1921, 7
Resource Identifier 64449
Dataset AusStage