Trojan Women: Reimagined was a semester-long project in which a group of seven writers met once a week to create an adaptation to Euripidies' Trojan Women. Our process started with reading and discussing Trojan Women. We dove into the themes, the mythology of the characters and the Trojan War, and how the play connects today. After that, the writers were broken into groups and completed some writing exercises that helped generate more ideas to the final project. During these writing exercises, we gravitated towards the idea of following the Trojan Women during the different stages of the war - before it began, 7-8 years into the battle, and after when Troy fell. Starting mid-October, we worked hard to complete a 45-minute adaptation. The final presentation of this project was in the form of a staged reading. ​