An Introduction to Greek Comedy and Satyr Drama

Update: 2013-03-27

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This is a short film about Greek Comedy and Satyr Drama, discussing the festival of Dionysus, the original performance conditions and how these types of performances differ from Greek Tragedy.

Featured in this video: Professor Edith Hall, Dr Sean McEvoy, Professor Alan Sommerstein, Dr Laura Swift

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Women in Greek Theatre

2015-03-0406:56

Modern Interpretations of Greek Chorus

2015-01-1504:54

Medea: Staging a contemporary play

2014-09-1803:13

Medea: Women in Ancient Greece

2014-09-0327:28

Medea: Motives and Murder

2014-08-2733:19

Medea: Act of Madness

2014-08-2130:15

Women of Troy (2007): Stage Design

2013-08-0603:22

The Oresteia (1999): Design Concepts

2013-08-0502:07

The Oresteia (1999): Use of Multimedia

2013-08-0502:48

The Oresteia (1981): Music and Language

2013-08-0501:38

Objects from Greek plays at the National Theatre

2013-08-0501:06

Oedipus (2008): Set Design

2013-08-0502:14

The Oresteia (1981): From Epidaurus to the Olivier

2013-08-0501:54

The Oresteia (1981): Use of Masks

2013-08-0501:59

An Introduction to Greek Comedy and Satyr Drama

2013-03-2705:12

Antigone: Heightened Language

2013-02-1204:50

Antigone: Creon and Haemon

2013-02-0804:20

An introduction to Antigone

2013-02-0708:33

The Ancient Greek Chorus

2013-02-0706:19

Antigone: Creon and Antigone

2013-02-0704:57

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An Introduction to Greek Comedy and Satyr Drama

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An Introduction to Greek Comedy and Satyr Drama

An Introduction to Greek Comedy and Satyr Drama