Agamemnon's wife and the mother of Iphigenia, Clytemnestra is a devoted mother who travels to Aulis believing her daughter is to be married.

The eldest daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, she arrives at Aulis under the impression that she is to be wed to Achilles.

A renowned Greek hero and warrior, he becomes involved in the events at Aulis due to a misunderstanding involving the intended marriage to Iphigenia.

Agamemnon's loyal servant, who struggles with his loyalty when faced with the moral dilemma of Iphigenia's situation.

The group of young married women from Chalcis, whose commentary and presence highlight various themes and emotions throughout the play.

Agamemnon's brother and husband of Helen, whose departure with the Trojan prince leads to the gathering of the Greek forces.