After easily conquering the petty realm of Domnonée, Conomor feels confident in his plan to seize all of Brittany and become its High King – until he encounters an Old Crone in the woods. Continue reading TQC Act I Scene 1 – The Prophecy (Dame Destiny & Conomor)
After being charged by the five-time widowed King Conomor to travel to Vannetais to ask for the hand of Princess Triffina in marriage, a concerned Bishop Gildas meets with a mysterious nun who claims to possess a talisman that he hopes might protect this latest prospective queen. Continue reading TQC ACT I Scene 2 – The Talisman (Bishop Gildas & Dame Destiny)
After delivering Conomor’s proposal of marriage three months earlier, an anxious Bishop Gildas now presses Princess Triffina for her answer by any means at his disposal. Continue reading TQC Act I Scene 3 – The Compromise (Triffina & Bishop Gildas)
After King Conomor of Cornwall begins his conquest of Brittany, Dame Destiny enlists the Four Elements to carry a message of hope to the Breton People. Continue reading Lady Sovereignty (Dame Destiny)
After hearing his future from Dame Destiny, herself, Conomor plots his next course of action in an attempt to circumvent his dire fate. Continue reading To Circumvent Fate (Conomor)
After the fall of Troy, Athena assures Apollo that the Greeks will pay for their war crimes against the Trojans. Continue reading The Victory Shall Be Justice! (Athena)
Cassandra warns Agamemnon that the Greek victory over Troy is not what it seems. Continue reading The Vision (Cassandra)
After the death of Paris, Helen casts herself as his unwilling captive in an attempt to curb the hostility that Hecuba and the remaining Trojans harbor against her. Continue reading The Captive (Helen)
After being derided by Hecuba for attempting to cast herself as Paris’ unwilling captive, Helen decides to embrace the role her contemporaries have agreed upon for her — Manipulator of Men. Continue reading The Manipulator (Helen)
Still in mourning for Hector, Andromache now appears before the Palace of Troy to tell Hecuba of a new sorrow. Continue reading Such Pretty Work! (Andromache)
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