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 ...

Sophomore Maddie Berg explored the inner world of our thoughts and will by comparing the way The Iliad depicts Agamemnon’s ...

Greece falls as Axis troops push through the last Allied defences. New plans are made for a German invasion of Crete, and a new war breaks out between Great Britain and Iraq. ‘Not Constitutional’: ...

A Texas writer created a Greek tragedy called "The Trade," telling the story of when the Dallas Mavericks transferred Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers. Panic on US ‘aircraft carrier’ island after ...

Orestes and Pylades, marble sculpture, middle of 1st century BC Paris, Musée du Louvre. Credit: Flickr / Egisto Sani / Pubic Domain Among the stories of ancient Greek mythology, the friendship of ...

Today, the red carpet is associated with VIPs, dignitaries, the heads of state, celebrities, film festivals. It conjures up images of flashing of camera lights and paparazzi, glitzy gowns and make-up, ...

The city of theater was Athens. Athens birthed drama, bred drama, and ultimately was responsible for cultivating it into the premiere art of the Classical world—at least according to Greek philosopher ...

A Dallas theater company won’t let Dallas Mavericks fans forget the Luka Doncic trade, as its latest play is a Greek tragedy about the stunning NBA deal. The Theatre Three play will feature characters ...

Tony Harrison, who has died aged 88, was one of the most compelling English poetic voices of the last 60 years. He was always faithful to his vocation. “I hate ...

Greek tragedy is, as Keats wrote of human life, a large mansion with many apartments. Large but somewhat shabby, it features numerous gaps and half-wrecked rooms. Yet this structure has withstood time ...

Greek tragedy has never been the story of good triumphing over evil, much less the narrative of tidy victories and happy endings. In the plays of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides, the forces of ...