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Sophocles specialized in tense but humanistic dramas of passionate individuals trapped in impossible paradoxes. Euripides was a maverick and an iconoclast who loved upending his audience’s mythic ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Clytemnestra and Aegisthus ruled Argos while Agamemnon was at Troy, where the war ...

Agamemnon,” a new Department of Drama play, brings Syracuse University and Mexico City university CENTRO together in a woman-driven recount. While SU featured two actors in the play, CENTRO took ...

In 1958, Martha Graham turned 65 and choreographed Clytemnestra. Anger over the first event may well have fueled the latter. What better antidote to the prospect of a downhill slide than to create an ...

Co-adaptors Christopher DeWan and Katharine Noon revisit the House of Atreus for a revisionist look at Queen Clytemnestra’s marital malfeasance in “Clyt at Home: The Clytemnestra Project,” at Theatre ...

What: Cleveland Public Theatre and Oberlin College present a modern-day retelling of "Iphigenia at Aulis," the Greek tragedy by Euripides. Written by Charles Mee, directed by Matthew Wright. When: ...

Like the Shakespeare Theatre's "Oedipus Plays," Arena Stage's "Agamemnon and His Daughters" consolidates several Greek dramas to tell the whole saga of an ill-fated family tree. Director Michael ...