“The Cyclops”, Euripides’ only surviving Satyr Play, is incomplete, half-translatable, and reads like someone trying to remember The Odyssey after downing a whole bottle of ouzo. So that’s exactly what this Satyr is going to do.
This is not a Greek play, this is an interactive, queer, techno-pop fever dream of the night before: karaoke, drunk texts, bar fights and all. It asks the important questions like, “what if a goat and a man had a child?” and, “how did a goat and a man have a child?”
Every day, people choose between feeding the monster or saving the stranger, but this Satyr refuses to pick. He’s going to make you do it.
