i hope they haunt you

Adapted by Lyam B. Gabel & Ned Moore
Developed with Sammie Paul, Amara Pedroso Saquel, and Natalie Nankervis
Translation by Amara Pedroso Saquel
Directed by Lyam B. Gabel

May 7 – 10

“I hope you can keep a secret. Things done in darkness are free from shame until they are exposed to the light.”

This original live film adaptation investigates the historical cycles of suppression that leave the women in Agamemnon, Women of Tracius, and Medea, questioning their agency ultimately leaving them no choice but to break out. Taking place in the threshold and interior of a home, with nine deaths and a flaming chariot, i hope they haunt you grapples with manifestations of extraordinary love and violence at home, giving a voice to the women and survivors of abuse within the new, melded tryptic.