Medea.

Meanwhile, Medea is planning the cruel demise of her children. She stabs her children, and then Jason comes home to the sight of his children's dead bodies. Before Jason can seek his revenge on Medea, she flees the scene in Helio's chariot, never to be seen again.
 * Setting**: The Scene is in Corinth, before the house of Medea. Jason has betrayed Medea and his two children. He has abandoned them to marry the royal daughter of Creon, Glause, and Medea is furious.
 * Summary**: After medea is betrayed by her ex-husband, Jason, she is full of fury and seeks revenge. She plans on making Jason miserable by killing their children and Jason's new wife. She places dangerous posion on a crown and a dress, and gives them as a gift to Glause. On the day of the wedding, everyone is gathered in Corinth to see the royal wedding of Jaosn and Glause. Glause, thrilled to see the dress, immediately puts it on and admires herself in her mirror. She is then stricken with illness and confusion, and she falls on the ground dead. Creon, the father of Glause, is horror strucken of the sight of his dead daughter, and quickly rushes over to weep and hold her body. He is then caught in the dress, and then ends up dying himself.

**Characters**:

 * Medea- main character
 * Jason- ex husband of medea
 * Glause- second wife of jason
 * Creon- King of Corinth
 * Chorus- Group of women that gives inside info on play
 * Children- medea and jason's children
 * Aegus- Old king of Athens
 * Messenger
 * Tutor
 * Nurse

http://classics.mit.edu/Euripides/medea.html: Full text of //Medea// by Euripides

Refrences:
Euripides, Michael Collier, and Georgia Machemer. //Medea//. Oxford: Oxford UP, 2006. Print. "Medea." //TheatreHistory.com//. Web. 02 Oct. 2011. .