Who Played First Woman of Corinth in Medea

First Woman of Corinth is a role in Medea, a play that opened Broadway in 1920.

Immortalized by Euripides, the story of Medea has inspired numerous literary and musical works. Medea, the mythological sorceress and priestess of Hecate, murders her children when her husband, Jas...

5 actors have played First Woman of Corinth in Medea.

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Performer	Production	Opened
Miriam Kiper	Broadway Medea	1920
Grace Mills	Broadway Medea	1947
Mary Servoss	Broadway Medea	1949
Barbara Lester	Broadway Medea	1982
Pauline Flanagan	Broadway Medea	1982

Other Roles in Medea

Role	Production	Opened
Aegeus	Broadway Medea	1920
Attendant to Creon	Broadway Medea	1920
Child	Broadway Medea	1920
Creon	Broadway Medea	1920
First Woman of Corinth	Broadway Medea	1920
Jason	Broadway Medea	1920
Medea	Broadway Medea	1920
Messenger	Broadway Medea	1920
Nurse	Broadway Medea	1920
Tutor	Broadway Medea	1920
Woman of Corinth	Broadway Medea	1920

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