I live for these revisionist takes of classic Greek mythology from the female perspective. The emphasis of Greek tragedy has always been on the hubris of men in their pursuits for power and glory, while the women that satellite their lives befall their carelessness to the wrath of gods and other orbiting enemies. In this first glimpse, we follow Clytemnestra, sister of the famous Helen of Troy, in her ascension to her own throne. She is unapologetically fierce, ambitious, and above all ruthless in defense of the ones she loves most; her family.