Phaedra

Set in a world of power, injustice, and hidden truths, Laura Shepperson’s Phaedra reimagines the ancient myth through the perspective of the often-maligned figure, highlighting themes of innocence, courage, and societal injustice. As Phaedra navigates her difficult circumstances and accuses Hippolytus of assault, her actions ignite a dramatic reckoning that challenges long-standing gender dynamics and the concept of truth. Timely and compelling, the story gives voice to those marginalized and explores how individual bravery can challenge centuries-old prejudices.