For 10 points, name this Greek playwright of Medea.
In one work by this author, Creusa attempts to poison the title character, who is in reality her lost son with Apollo, and in another, Agave kills her son Pentheus for opposing the new religion worshipping Dionysus. In addition to Ion and The Bacchae, a gold headband causes the flaming deaths of Glauce and Creon in a play by this author which sees the title character flee in a dragon-drawn chariot sent by Helios after murdering her children to spite her lover Jason. For 10 points, name this Greek playwright of Medea.
In one work by this author, Creusa attempts to poison the title character, who is in reality her lost son with Apollo, and in another, Agave kills her son Pentheus for opposing the new religion worshipping Dionysus.
{Euripides}