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Didaskalia: Ancient Theatre Today

TANTALUS

ISSN 1321-4853

VOL. 5 ISSUE 2 - AUTUMN 2001

EDITORIAL BOARD

EDITORIAL - Hugh Denard


ARTICLES

Lorna Hardwick, Tantalus Staged: Anthology, Narrative and the Audience

Marianne McDonald, A Classical Soap Opera for the Cultural Elite: Tantalus in Denver, Colorado

Michael Walton, Tantalus

 

TANTALUS SYMPOSIUM, Denver Center for the Performing Arts, 30 October 2000

By kind permission, the following links connect directly to the Adobe Acrobat files created and hosted by the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.

 

TANTALUS SYMPOSIUM, King's College London, 18 May 2001

CONFERENCE EDITORIAL - Judith Herrin

PROCEEDINGS

 

IMAGES OF TANTALUS

Images of Tantalus courtesy of Manuel Harlan, The Royal Shakespeare Company, and the EPO

Images of Tantalus courtesy of Oberon Books

 

REVIEWS RECEIVED

David Kilpatrick, Review of The World Mysteries: Mysteries of Eleusis, Brooklyn Academy, October 1998

Anna Lazou, Review of Antigone, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, August 1999

Marianne McDonald, Review of Giants: A South African Antigone, July 2001

Carl Mueller, Review of Medea, Los Angeles, October 2001

Carl Mueller, Review of Clyt at Home: The Clytemnestra Project, Los Angeles, October 2001

Elizabeth Scharffenberger, Review of Rhesus: A Greek Tragedy, Newfoundland, October 2001

Elizabeth Scharffenberger, Review of The Women's Festival (Thesmophoriazusae 2001): A Musical Comedy, November, 2001

 

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