The Echo of Troy
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Troy has fallen. The war is over, but for the women who survive, the horror is only just beginning. Hecuba, Andromache and the women of Troy await a fate that others have decided for them. They have lost their homes, their families, their freedom. All they have left is their voice, their memory, and the pain of those who have lost everything. Based on The Trojan Women, by Euripides, *The Echo of Troy* confronts us with a truth that spans the centuries: in all wars, women and children continue to pay the most terrible price. Because Troy is not just a destroyed city. It is the echo of all the wars that have not yet ended.
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