DIDASKALIA: ANCIENT THEATER TODAY

ISSN 1321-4853

Sallie Goetsch (Founding Editor)
C.W. Marshall (Associate Editor)
Stefan Didak (Technical Consultant)

Editorial Board (as of this issue):

Oliver Taplin (Oxford)
Caterina Barone (Padova)
Peter Toohey (University of New England)
John Davidson (Victoria University Wellington)
Margaret Mezzabotta (Cape Town)
Richard Beacham (Warwick)
Pat Easterling (Cambridge)
Gary Decker (Michigan)

VOL. 2 ISSUE 3-WINTER 1995

EDITORIAL: MAKING CHANGES

FEATURES: ROMAN STAGINGS

• RC Beacham, 'Mission to Malibu: Ancient Theatre at the Getty Museum'
• Leslie Cahoon, 'Performing Plautus in the Provinces'
• Mary-Kay Gamel, 'Comment on the Comedy Today Panel'
• Anne H. Groton, 'Rhyme, Women, and Song: Getting in Tune with Plautus'
• Kenneth Hamma, 'A Production of Plautus' Casina and Menander's Samia'
• Marianne McDonald, 'Tony Harrison's Marcus Aurelius: The Kaisers of Carnuntum'
• Judith Maitland, 'A production report by the director and translator of Plautus' Casina'

WINDOW ON THE WORLD

(A replacement for our 'listings' section.)

• 1995 Classical Association AGM
• Ancient Comic Opera Company
• Euripides' The Phoenecian Women at Stratford
• The Oxford Greek Plays
• Kaboodle in The Bacchae (Dancing with a Tyrant)
• Ninth London Festival of Greek Drama
• Aquila News
• Sophocles' Oedipus Tyrannos in Akron, Ohio
• Actors of Dionysus Spring Tour
• Euripides' Medea at Trent University
• Classical Association Annual General Meeting

THEATER REVIEWS

• Barone, Caterina, 'Comparing Oedipus'
• Bowman, Laurel, 'WHOS Bacchae'
• Marshall, C.W., Review of Clouds and Lysistrata
• McDonald, Marianne, Review of Wertenbaker's Hecuba
• Mezzabotta, Margaret, Review of For the Love of the Nightingale

BOOK P/REVIEWS

• Carlile, Theo, review of Hanna Scolnicov's Woman's Theatrical Space
• McDonald, Marianne, review of Ruth Padel's In and Out of the Mind and Whom Gods Destroy
• Major, Wilfred, review of Lloyd's translation and commentary of Andromache
• Marshall, C.W., review of N.T. Croally's Euripidean Polemic: The Trojan Women and the Function of Tragedy

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