Greek tragedy is not for the faint of heart. It's bloody and violent and subject to the whims of wanton gods. A Kind of Electra is Greek tragedy for the 21st century. Exiled from her murdered father's palace and married to a farmer, the mad Electra plots revenge by invoking the gods. Her murdered sister Iphigenia accompanies Electra quietly. A visitor arrives, purporting to be a messenger from the dead brother Orestes. When Electra declares her desire for revenge, the visitor admits he is in fact the not so dead Orestes. Plans are laid and executed. Blood flows. When the train wreck can get no worse, Deus ex machina ensues. Superb acting and direction from this Los Angeles trio on their first trip to Edmonton. This is why we have Fringe.