DENNIS NG / The Dartmouth Striking an impressive balance between the macabre and the whimsical, the Dartmouth theater department's surreal production of "Eurydice" which opened on Friday effectively blurs the lines between life and death, the bizarre and the mundane.
DENNIS NG / The Dartmouth Presenting a bizarre world in which Orpheus plays an electric guitar and a lively trio of stones acts as a Greek chorus, the theater department's production of "Eurydice" promises to bring a new level of originality to Sarah Ruhl's modern interpretation of the classic Greek myth. Based on the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, "Eurydice" which opens Friday night at the Moore Theater explores classic themes such as love and longing, life and death.