The Rutgers-NJIT Theatre Arts Program is presenting Hell Hath No Fury: The Rap and Roll Story of Medea, directed and music with lyrics by Dan Drew. Based on Euripides adaptation of the classical Greek tragedy, Medea, Hell Hath No Fury brings a modern twist to story about fate, love and revenge. If the students put as much enthusiasm and funk into their past hit productions like Pippin and Urinetown, this is a must see! Come and see what the Rutgers and NJIT students are made of!
Hell Hath No Fury: The Rap and Roll Story of MEDEA
Based on MEDEA by Euripides, Directed by Dan Drew
November 4th – November 7th at 7:00 PM and November 8th at 2:30 PM
Located: Jim Wise Theatre, NJIT Campus
Free Parking : NJIT Parking Deck located on Summit Street, off of Warren Street
Admissions:
Students/Senior Citizens: $10
General Admissions: $12
under the age of 15: FREE
for more info Contact: Michele Rittenhouse, 973 – 353 – 3737, theatre@njit.edu
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