Didaskalia is an academic journal dedicated to the study of ancient theatre and its legacy in performance.
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14.01 | Salutation from the Editor Mike Lippman |
14.02 | The Curious Incident of the Intertextual Debt in the Frogs [PDF] Donna Zuckerberg |
14.03 | (En)Gendered Meanings in Oedipus Rex XX/XY [PDF] B. Manuel Simons |
14.04 | Review - The Aristophanesathon at the Chopin Theater [PDF] Lizzy Ten-Hove |
14.05 | Review - Prometheus Bound at the City Lit Theater [PDF] Allannah Karas |
14.06 | Review - Medea at O'Reilly Theater [PDF] Rosa Andújar |
14.07 | Review - Medea. Stimmen at Deutsches Theater [PDF] Thomas E. Jenkins |
14.08 | Review - Medea, Written in Rage at Theatre Royal, Brighton [PDF] Peter Olive |
14.09 | Review - Bacchae at The European Centre for Theatre Practices [PDF] Fiona Macintosh |
14.10 | Herodas States of Mime with introduction by William Levitan [PDF] Douglass Parker |