Text of the play In the City of Paradise freely adapted from Aeschylus Oresteia. In the City of Paradise is a modern reworking of the ancient story of the House of Atreus in which the descendants of Atreus and Thyestes are locked in an ongoing internecine blood feud. It was originally created in 1998, during the time of the TRC, in workshop with students at UCT under the direction of Mark Fleishman. The play is a reflection on justice and vengeance in our time and situation in the aftermath of apartheid. It brings into sharp focus the fact that many of the same issues still predominate in our society today, unresolved and festering wounds unleash violent and destructive forces that frustrate possibilities for social cohesion. The production...
Paradise Lost is an epic poem, yet elements of Milton’s work are undeniably theatrical and are indeb...
What would happen if Shakespeare were to appear in our contemporary South Africa? How would he respo...
Medea is ubiquitous on the stages of the modern world. From Greece and continental Europe, the...
Aeschylus based his Oresteia, the only full trilogy of Greek tragedies known to us today, on the anc...
This thesis explores the theoretical and dramaturgical challenges faced by modern productions of the...
textThe ideal city project was a performance that presented the design for an ideal city with storie...
In my dissertation I examine how adaptations of Greek tragedy in South Africa after the fall of apar...
When Euripides wrote his final play, Iphigenia at Aulis, depicting the human sacrifice of Agamemnon’...
It was the purpose of this study (1) to discover the similarities and dissimilarities in three ancie...
No play of the ancient world has been revived, revised, or rewritten for performance as often in mod...
Theatre , at its core , is inherently an inquisition into human nature and life itself. Through it...
Scanned from the original held Rare Books & Special Collections, Barr Smith LibraryThree Greek trage...
John Carroll University\u27s Little Theatre Workshop presented Alcestis in Spring of 1980. Euripedes...
Tony Harrison is a poet and dramatist who over a period of years developed a personal theatrical app...
This article considers how Martin Crimp’s plays imagine and create space starting with his cities, a...
Paradise Lost is an epic poem, yet elements of Milton’s work are undeniably theatrical and are indeb...
What would happen if Shakespeare were to appear in our contemporary South Africa? How would he respo...
Medea is ubiquitous on the stages of the modern world. From Greece and continental Europe, the...
Aeschylus based his Oresteia, the only full trilogy of Greek tragedies known to us today, on the anc...
This thesis explores the theoretical and dramaturgical challenges faced by modern productions of the...
textThe ideal city project was a performance that presented the design for an ideal city with storie...
In my dissertation I examine how adaptations of Greek tragedy in South Africa after the fall of apar...
When Euripides wrote his final play, Iphigenia at Aulis, depicting the human sacrifice of Agamemnon’...
It was the purpose of this study (1) to discover the similarities and dissimilarities in three ancie...
No play of the ancient world has been revived, revised, or rewritten for performance as often in mod...
Theatre , at its core , is inherently an inquisition into human nature and life itself. Through it...
Scanned from the original held Rare Books & Special Collections, Barr Smith LibraryThree Greek trage...
John Carroll University\u27s Little Theatre Workshop presented Alcestis in Spring of 1980. Euripedes...
Tony Harrison is a poet and dramatist who over a period of years developed a personal theatrical app...
This article considers how Martin Crimp’s plays imagine and create space starting with his cities, a...
Paradise Lost is an epic poem, yet elements of Milton’s work are undeniably theatrical and are indeb...
What would happen if Shakespeare were to appear in our contemporary South Africa? How would he respo...
Medea is ubiquitous on the stages of the modern world. From Greece and continental Europe, the...