Organized by the Greek Cultural Center of the Southwest

Date: 7^th of March 2026

Summary:

Ancient Athens, 5th century BC. At a time when women were expected to remain silent, three great male playwrights – Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides – gave them a voice, and what they said was anything but ordinary.

Their stories tell of women who faced moral dilemmas and chose different paths: silence, sacrifice, endurance, but also resistance or revenge.

These heroines embody archetypes that do not only belong to the past, but continue to shape our values ​​and choices even today.

An interactive seminar that introduces us to ancient Greek tragedy and the study of archetypes