EURYDICE
I did read this play, over and over again, I feel comfortable to say that I found the underline it has, "Eurydice" a theater play written by Sarah Ruhl
Here it's what I think I found:
Endless love, Murder, After life Cliché, Suicide, Obsession, Sexual Harrasment, Manipulation, Music.
A music genius that never show he's talent but is in love with Eurydice, apparently a extremely beautiful woman that make every men of the play have intense feelings about her.
A mysterious man, I totally bet he killed Eurydeci, he let us see in he's lines an obsession for her, I believe he can't tolerate the wedding with Orphean and that's why he make Euridecy with tricks of course to go to he's place.
Eurydice, found herself using an elevator, we do not know if the elavator is lifting or going down, I presumably assume it went up, because based on the rule of every religious believes the "Purgatory" or the "light at the end of the tunnel" is a place between Hell and heaven, can't be earth, that's what she is leaving behind.
She lost her memories under a rainy elevator, then she find herself talking with stones, I do not know if those were really rocks or some guys getting themselves very "Stone" or lost their mind for being in that place for so long.
Her Father appears and make an scene comparing himself with a tree, an awesome way to describe a protective father, he made a strings house to make her feel comfortable.
A boy came to scene, a boy that proposed her to became his woman,I imagined that boy as an androgynous person, an extremely beautiful one that confuse you throughout he/she gender that make believe is a monster, an underworld creature.
In Eurydice "scale of love" what she feels in her heart for her father is heavier than the feelings she had for her husband, she returned to her father unfortunately was useless, her father choose a second death, she wrote down a very painful and sweet letter for her husband future wife then she committed suicide, Orpheon
Killed himself, making these a total fail when he found Euridecy dead again.
The play ends with the three of them laying down by the river, a river you can go after following a very weird directions instructions Eurydice's father provided.
I like it, unfortunately I'm not in love with this play, but I admitted it has some potential.