The Williston Northampton School


	The Williston Theater presents Bakkhai Written by Euripides A new version by Anne Carson Dionysus, god of wine and ecstasy, returns to his birthplace to demand recognition. But when King Pentheus refuses to bow, the consequences are brutal, bloody, and unforgettable. Euripides' Bakkhai, in Anne Carson's electrifying modern translation, captures a timely clash between reckless power and the desperate need for public worship.	Buy tickets

Information

We do not allow food or drink in the theater, but we encourge you to enjoy your snacks in our lobby.

There is no photography or recording of any kind during our productions.

Sensory-friendly supports

The Williston Theater offers the following supports to all patrons at each of our performances:

Quiet room – a designated area away from the performance
Fidgets – quiet, stress-relief gadgets; available at the box office.
Foam earplugs – available at the box office; patrons are welcome to bring their own
Social story
Core communication board

Questions?

Please email Jorge Rodríguez or Charles Raffetto.

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Bakkhai