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Lighting will be naturalistic but the use of oil lamps will be used.

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Naturalistic

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there would be no back drop as I feel it will create more of an intense atmosphere.

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We want to keep it within the Greek period to keep the original piece the same with costumes and language.

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Costume will be very bold and the women will have long fancy dresses on all different colours ans shapes. With head garlands on.

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Props also minimalistic

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Use proscenium arch to create more of a 4th wall.

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If we stage a Greek tragedy today with a proscenium arch stage or a variety of artificial lights within an intimate theatre space, then run the risk of losing many of Sophocles' essential elements.

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Once Orestes, Pylades, and the Old Man have entered into the house, Electra—who is outside the palace gates to make sure that Aegisthus does not approach unobserved—urges the chorus to be silent so that they might hear Clytemnestra's cries coming from inside. Clytemnestra calls out first to Aegisthus to save her, but he is not at home. She then beseeches Orestes to pity her, his mother, and then she cries out in pain as she receives Orestes's first blow. Electra calls to her brother from outside to hit Clytemnestra again, which he does, killing her.

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Mycenae