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Start from the top and work your way down. Pay attention to any pieces of text, as it will likely indicate a certain part in the play, a change in character, or a note about the character.

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I put a before and an after for Medea’s hair, like the rest of her costume. She’s called a tigress and a hound of hell twice on page 41, so I went with red for her hair. I thought it would be a good idea to give both Medea and the Nurse curly hair, while the Chorus would have straighter, neater hair, showing their different origins. I see it as relatively neat at the start, but not entirely perfect - she’s well kept, but still distressed. Later, though, it goes completely wild, showing her loss of that calm exterior.

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I thought gray would be a good color for Medea’s outfit, to show that she is still grieving for her marriage. I went with a much darker shade for her than for the Nurse, so that it might appear black in certain lighting near the end, another show of her demise. I would keep the arms of the sweater a little long, perhaps covering half of her hand, to show some sense of dicomfort and lack of safety in Corinth, with Jason abandoning her.

I included a before and an after with the same dresses - however, in the after, she loses the jacket and shows a little more skin, particularly her shoulders, arms, and back, another way to show her dropping that innocent, tortured nature. In the after, Medea also no longer wears her wedding ring.

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Something kind of nice, but still comfortable.

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In the after, Medea is still wearing the same dress - just no wedding ring or sweater.

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I styled the nurse similar to Medea. The same curly hair, the same gray clothing. However, the nurse stays pretty kind, so I kept her grays lighter. She also stays more composed, so I kept her hair up. However, her dress lacks the gems and the extra fabric that Medea has.

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I tried to keep Jason looking very sharp, and very nicely dressed. He’s going to be marrying a princess, so he’s definitely looking like a prince-to-be. I have him in a lot of gold and white; gold for the wealth and royalty, and white because he believes he´s the good guy, what he´s doing is right. He´s also a hero, so I put him in the ¨good guy¨ attire. White is also a wedding color, and he´s due to marry soon.

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The suit and haircut here, without the sunglasses. Emphasis on the lack of a wedding ring.

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The tutor is ¨Jason´s man¨, so I put him in relatively similar colors to Jason - white and khaki, not quite gold. He only wears a shirt and slacks, as he´s not wealthy enough to really dress up - but he still dresses nicely, as I don´t see Jason wanting his children seen being lead around in public by some guy in rags. He has some degree of a uniform to his clothing. However, he's not a man from money, so his hair is a little disheveled.

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Just the pants, perhaps a black belt.

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Just the shirt, neatly tucked in.

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Just the hair - keep his face shaven.

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Kreon is supposed to be the 'bad guy' to Medea for banishing her. However, he's only trying to save his daughter and protect his family from her wrath. I put him in a black suit, however, he has a fair amount of gold in it, showing his wealth and relation to the royalty. I gave him a gold crown, the same one Aigeus has, to symbolize that he's the king. However, I decided he might be better looking clean shaven - he has all of his ducks in a row, and isn't as distressed as Aigeus.

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The suit, and even the watch and ring.

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Just the crown.

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The clean cut hair and shave.

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Aigeus is kept in a suit, a fairly nice and fitted one, as well as a golden crown, to show that he's a king - the king of Athens, no less. However, he's deeply troubled and is quite disheveled, as he's dealing with the infertility within his marriage as well as the riddle he was given by the oracle. His collar is messed up, tie loosened, he's got longer, messier hair and a beard, showing his troubles. I see his tie as a brighter blue, showing he's from Athens.

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Just the suit and the form of the tie.

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As scruffy as Henry Cavill here.

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This color tie, but undone.

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Just the crown.

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The Chorus consists of Corinthian women. I kept their hair very neat, in French Twists, to show the uniformity. I thought it would be nice to keep them all in varying purple dresses as well.

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It is specified that the children are both boys, and they're being exiled with Medea, so I kept their clothing gray with her's. However, they're the son of the future king, so they're in fairly nice suits.

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They're all fairly poor, probably a little dirty, so I put them in simple browns and whites. I imagine they're not extremely well groomed or fitted. I included both male and female options, since nothing was specified for them gender-wise.

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These are soldiers of Corinth, so I see them wearing purple coats with black sashes, instead of the red and blue in the picture. They'd be well shaven and clean cut, as most in the military are.