# Medea (disambiguation)

Medea is a figure in Greek mythology.
Medea may also refer to:

## Film and television

* Medea (1959 film), a film of Dame Judith Anderson's stage play
* Medea (1969 film), a film by Pier Paolo Pasolini
* Medea (1988 film), a film by Lars von Trier
* Médée (2001 film), a French film
* Medea (2017 film), a Costa Rican film
* Medea (2021 film), a Russian film
* Medea (TV serial), a 2005 TV serial by Theo van Gogh

## Literature

* Medea: Harlan's World, a 1985 collection of short science-fiction stories by various authors
* Medea (The Icemark Chronicles), a character from The Icemark Chronicles by Stuart Hill
* Medea, a 1996 novel by Christa Wolf
* Medea, a fictional character; see List of Saint Seiya Omega characters

### Theatre

* Medea (play), an ancient Greek play by Euripides
* Medea (Seneca), a 1st-century AD play by Seneca the Younger
* Médée, a 1635 play by Pierre Corneille
* Medea (Johnson play) a 1730 play by Charles Johnson
* Medea, a 1761 play by Richard Glover
* Medea, an 1821 play by Franz Grillparzer
* Medea (Anouilh), a 1946 play by Jean Anouilh
* Medea, a 1946 play translated by Robinson Jeffers
* Medea (Fo play), a 1977 play by Dario Fo
* Medea, the Musical, a 1994 musical comedy by John Fisher

## Music

* Medea, a 1993 album (released on Cleopatra Records) by Sex Gang Children
* Medea (ballet), music for ballet by Samuel Barber
* Medea (EP), a 2007 EP by Michou
* Medea (Ex Libris album) (2014)
* "Medea", a song by God Is an Astronaut from the album Epitaph
* "Medea", a song by Khoma from The Second Wave
* Medea, a 2004 piece for soprano, clarinet, cello and piano by Guillaume Connesson
* Medea, for three violoncelli, three electric guitars, percussion and electronics, by Dietmar Bonnen
* Médée, an orchestral suite by Vincent d'Indy

### Opera

* Médée (Charpentier), a 1693 opera by Marc-Antoine Charpentier
* Medea (Benda), a 1775 opera by Georg Benda
* Médée (Cherubini), a 1797 opera by Luigi Cherubini
* Medea in Corinto, an 1813 opera by Simon Mayr
* Medea (Pacini), an 1843 opera by Giovanni Pacini
* Medea (Mercadante) [it], an 1851 opera by Saverio Mercadante
* Medea, a 1906 opera by Vincenzo Tommasini
* Médée (Milhaud), a 1939 opera by Darius Milhaud
* Medea, a 1988 opera by Mikis Theodorakis
* Medea (Reimann), a 2010 opera by Aribert Reimann

## Places

* Médéa Province, Algeria
* Médéa, the capital city of Médéa Province
** Olympique de Médéa, an association football club
* Medea, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy
* Medea (Thrace) or Kıyıköy, a village in Vize, Kırklareli Province, Turkey
* Medea Dome, a snow dome in Antarctica
* Medea (Lousberg), a former open-air stage on the Lousberg, Aachen, Germany

## Vehicles

* Medea (yacht)
* Medea-class destroyer
* HMS Medea (1778), a 28-gun sixth rate
* French frigate Médée (1778), a 36-gun fifth rate
* HMS M22 or HMS Medea, an M15-class monitor launched in 1915
* SS Medea (1946–1951, a French coastal tanker
* HMAS Medea, an Australian auxiliary minesweeper (1912–1948)
* HMS Medea, a list of ships named HMS Medea

## Visual arts

* Medea (Sandys painting), an 1868 painting by Frederick Sandys
* Medea statue (2007), a statue of Medea in Batumi, Georgia
* Medea, an 1870 painting by Anselm Feuerbach
* Medea (Artemisia Gentileschi), an oil painting by Artemisia Gentileschi

## Other uses

* Medea (name)
* 212 Medea, an asteroid
* Maternal effect dominant embryonic arrest (Medea), a selfish gene
* MEDEA Collaborative Media Initiative, new media research centre at Malmö University, Sweden
* Measurements of Earth Data for Environmental Analysis, a project of the United States Intelligence Community
* Croton (plant) or Medea, a plant genus
* Medea gene, the Drosophila melanogaster common mediator Smad gene
* Medea, a Fate/stay night character
* Medea complex, a term for parents who murder or otherwise harm their children; see Greek mythology in popular culture#Social science