The Snake Head Project (Or, How Medusa Kept Her Head)
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Blending mythic spectacle with modern sensibility,The Snake Head Project unfolds as a sharp, emotionally resonant confrontation between old hierarchies and evolving truths. Humor, legal drama, therapeutic language, and direct audience engagement collide, inviting viewers to consider not only Medusa’s fate, but their own role as witnesses to power, justice, and belief.
At its core, The Snake Head Project explores who gets to tell history—and what it costs when survival itself is treated as rebellion. Visually inventive, intellectually provocative, and deeply human, the piece speaks directly to contemporary conversations around gender, trauma, and accountability, while remaining theatrical, accessible, and engaging.
Designed for festivals, regional theaters, and development pipelines seeking timely, female-centered work with cross-audience appeal, The Snake Head Project positions myth not as relic, but as a living framework—one capable of transformation, resistance, and renewal.
To hear more, attend a free, online reading of the The Snake Head Project on January 14, 2026, at 7:00 pm, please use this link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89997711967?pwd=sQQUTA8Gasjtwy1XbbfuNElhMKeUgQ.1
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