The infant Astyanax is killed in one of his plays in which the title characters are variously captured and made to (*) suffer by the Greeks; those characters include Andromache and Hecuba.
In one play by this writer, a supposed orphan is reunited with his mother after she recognizes a basket he has. This playwright of Ion wrote two plays about a woman nearly sacrificed to allow her father's troops to set sail; those plays are about Iphigenia. The infant Astyanax is killed in one of his plays in which the title characters are variously captured and made to (*) suffer by the Greeks; those characters include Andromache and Hecuba. In another of his plays, the title woman kills Glauce with a poisoned robe after Jason abandons her. For 10 points, name this Ancient Greek tragedian who wrote The Trojan Women and Medea.
In one play by this writer, a supposed orphan is reunited with his mother after she recognizes a basket he has.
Euripides