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9.01 - Risk-taking and Transgression: Aristophanes' Lysistrata Today Michael Ewans and Robert Phiddian 9.02 - Review: Lysistrata Jones John Given 9.03 - Review of Alexis, A Greek Tragedy Aktina Stathaki 9.04 - Review: The Complete Works of Sophocles (Rebridged): These Seven Sicknesses George Kovacs 9.05 - Review: The Women from Trachis at the University of Michigan Amy Pistone 9.06 - Review: Imagining and Imaging the Chorus: A Study of the Physicality, Movement, and Composition of the Chorus in A.R.T.'s Ajax Viviane Sophie Klein 9.07 - Review: The Oresteia at Carleton College Eric Dugdale
9.08 - Review: Euripides’ Bacchae at the Greek Theatre in Syracuse Ralph Covino and John Serrati 9.09 - Review: 48th Season of Classical Plays at the Greek Theatre in Syracuse: Aeschylus’s Prometheus, Euripides’ Bacchae, and Aristophanes’ The Birds Caterina Barone 9.10 - Up Close and Personal: Encountering Ancient Drama through Performance Eric Dugdale 9.11 - Review: Sophocles’ Elektra at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival Ruth Scodel 9.12 - Review: Sophocles’ Elektra at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival Dana E. Aspinall 9.13 - “First catch your satyrs” — A Practical Approach to The Satyr-Play(-Like?) Anthony Stevens 9.14 - Review: Euripides’ Iphigenia at Aulis (Estonian: Iphigenia Aulises) in Tallinn, Estonia Laura Viidebaum
