by Heinrich von Kleist, Filipino translation by Jerry Respeto. Produced by Dulaang Unibersidad ng Pilipinas.
Direction: José Estrella
Scenic Design: Lex Marcos
Costume Design: Raven Ong
Lights Design: John Batalla
Photo credit: Virgie Sorita
“Amphitryon” is a moral fable that challenges our deeply rooted beliefs about love, infidelity and identity. It presents a loving and faithful wife who is left alone by a husband-king engaged in battle. The god Jupiter falls in love with her, and disguises himself as her long-lost husband. After the disguise and deception the god-lover disappears, and the mortal husband, King Amphitryon, returns. Would she recognize the difference?