Of all those, Medea is the only opera that is still heard regularly in today's theaters.
Also starring is tenor Giuseppe Filianoti as Jason, the famous Argonaut who fathered Medea's ill-fated sons.
You know, it was interesting, obviously, to note that, you know, Medea has - she's bipartisan in her heckling.
He was repeatedly interrupted, though, by Medea Benjamin of the activist group Code Pink, and here is a clip.
Medea Benjamin, a protest leader, said they're urging Democrats who oppose the war to reject the spending bill as well.
Harriette had been as maternal as Medea, so my mother was left to pick up clues from other sources, like TV shows.
Although most factories have no shortage of applicants, that is not good enough for such activists as Medea Benjamin of Global Exchange.
That's followed by Shaw running around the spaceship like Medea on uppers.
While the mechanics of the Medea element are still not well understood, scientists have recently investigated another example in the nematode worm, C. elegans.
Notable productions for the stage include Miss Julie, Twelfth Night, Medea and A Streetcar Named Desire for the Royal Dramatic Theatre and the City Theatre in Stockholm.
So it's not surprising that of all the music Cherubini wrote, in a distinguished career lasting more than 60 years, it's Medea for which he's best remembered.
But all of the embryos will be exposed to the Medea effect, because it comes into the embryo through the egg, which was created by the Medea-carrying mother.
It's a view shared by Medea, who owns Fur-a-Porter - a shop selling fur coats, which stands rather incongruously beside the swaying palm trees of one of Limassol's main roads.
You know, as Michel said, you know, Medea Benjamin from Code Pink is very well known to, you know, heckle political administration officials, so anybody who gave Medea Benjamin a ticket knew full well what they were getting.
That bill includes "Cave of the Heart" (1946, to Samuel Barber's "Medea"), a four-dancer distillation of the myth of Jason and Medea, and "Night Journey" (1947, to a William Schumann commission), a flashback view of an anguished Jocasta and her incestuous relationship with Oedipus, her son.
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