This course explores how the drama of ancient Athens is restaged and rewritten for today’s audiences. Students will read plays by Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, and Aristophanes to confront the interpretative and performative challenges they offer on the page and on the stage—as well as the opportunities they provide contemporary playwrights to speak to the present moment. Our research will be enhanced by recorded productions preserved online, and if available, by live performances.
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This course will fulfill the Dramaturgy and Dramatic Analysis requirement for the minor in theater.
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