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Staging classical tragedy

"Using the theatre at Epidauros as example--it was built a century after the heyday of Greek classical theatre but is well-preserved--the program identifies the physical parts of the acting space and, with specific reference to The Oresteia, shows how the plays would have been staged in Aeschylus' time"--Container.

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  • ""Using the theatre at Epidauros as example--it was built a century after the heyday of Greek classical theatre but is well-preserved--the program identifies the physical parts of the acting space and, with specific reference to The Oresteia, shows how the plays would have been staged in Aeschylus' time"--Container."@en
  • "Using the theatre at Epidauros as an example, identifies the physical parts of the acting space and, with specific reference to the play Oresteia, shows how a Greek tragedy would have been staged in Aeschylus' time."
  • "An analysis and reconstruction of the staging of the Oresteia of Aeschylus. The conventions of tragedy in performance and the architecture of the Greek theatre are explained, using the ancient theatre at Epidaurus and the Theatre of Dionysus in Athens as 'study sites." The actual settings for the ancient myth at Mycenae, Delphi, and Athens are visited to illustrate the manner in which the playwright evokes and uses them imaginatively in his trilogy."@en
  • "Using the theatre at Epidauros as example the program identifies the physical parts of the acting space and, with specific reference to The Oresteia, shows how plays would have been staged in Aeschylus' time."
  • "Using the theatre at Epidauros as example the program identifies the physical parts of the acting space and, with specific reference to The Oresteia, shows how plays would have been staged in Aeschylus' time."@en
  • "Identifies the physical parts of the acting space and, using the Oresteia as an example, shows how plays would have been staged in Aeschylus' time."@en
  • "Identifies the physical parts of the acting space and, using the Oresteia as an example, shows how plays would have been staged in Aeschylus' time."

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