T585236788Wise?yes, you are wise. In everything except that which needs wisdom. The god Dionysos has come to the city of Thebes, where Pentheus rules with cool composure. The young king seeks to ban all worship of his cousin Dionysos, whom he insists is a fake divinity. Little does he know: the god is watching his every move. Dionysos turns the women of the city mad, and plays cat and mouse with Pentheus. Things are about to change. Euripides' Bacchae, performed and translated ceaselessly since its first production in the 5th century BCE, tells a story of divine revenge. This version, performed in the original Ancient Greek (with English subtitles) explores the boundaries between masculine and feminine, individual and community, human and divine. | |
18 Oct 17 to 21 Oct 17 | Oxford Playhouse, Oxford :: V803 listing details L01875935009 |
T1961097485Flying Pig Theatre's new adaption of Euripides' dizzying ancient tragedy sees Thebes transported to a crumbling Victorian mansion. Imaginatively retold through physical theatre and original music, this classical piece is brought to dazzling new life.Company Flying Pig Theatre Company. | |
4 Aug 17 to 26 Aug 17 | The Fringe Office, Edinburgh :: V1059 listing details L409776316 |