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Didaskalia: Ancient Theatre Today

ELECTRA

ISSN 1321-4853

VOL. 5 ISSUE 3 - SUMMER 2002

EDITORIAL BOARD

EDITORIAL - Jane Montgomery and Jennifer Wallace

COMPLEX ELECTRA, Peterhouse College, Cambridge, 13-14 October 2001

Lorna Hardwick, Electra and The Theatre of Affliction: towards a textual turn?

Ruth Hazel, "Tis not alone my inky cloak, good mother ...": the Hamletization of Electra

Mary Jacobus, Clytemnestra's Daughters

Drew Milne, Electra traces: Beckett's critique of Sophoclean tragedy'

Thalia Valeta, Electra in Greece

Jennifer Wallace, Romantic Electra: The case of Shelley's Beatrice


PANEL DISCUSSIONS

Electra: Practice and Performance: I
Chaired by Adrian Poole, Trinity College, Cambridge. Panel includes Deborah Warner and Fiona Shaw.

Electra: Practice and Performance: II
Chaired by Professor Paul Cartledge, Professor of Ancient History at the University of Cambridge..Panel includes David Leveaux, Zoe Wanamaker, Graham McLaren and Jane Montgomery.

IMAGES

Publicity Materials for the Cambridge Greek Play, 2001


ARTICLES

David S. Cohen, Grass Roots Greeks at the 6th@Penn in San Diego

John H. Starks Jr., Laughing at Live Latin: Plautus' Poenulus in Production


REVIEWS RECEIVED

Cohen, Amy Sophocles' Women of Trachis, California, October 1998

Joseph, Susan Charles Mee's Big Love, Washington, June 2002

Joseph, Susan Euripides' The Trojan Women Washington, March 1999

Volk, Katharina Sophocles' Electra, Princeton, October 1998


BOOK REVIEWS

Kohn, Thomas D. Rutenberg's Oedipus of Lucius Annaeus Seneca

 

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