Staging and Performance of Greek Tragedy
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Greek Tragedy
Overview of Greek tragedy, its origins, and significance in Western theatre

Module #2
The Ancient Greek Theatre
Exploring the architecture, design, and functionality of ancient Greek theatres

Module #3
The Ancient Greek Audience
Understanding the cultural and social context of ancient Greek audiences

Module #4
The Three Great Tragedians
Introducing Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides:their lives, works, and contributions to Greek tragedy

Module #5
The Structure of Greek Tragedy
Analyzing the typical structure of a Greek tragedy, including prologue, parodos, episodes, and exodos

Module #6
The Role of the Chorus
Examining the functions and significance of the chorus in Greek tragedy

Module #7
Staging the Ancient Way
Reconstructing the staging practices of ancient Greek theatre, including masks, costumes, and set design

Module #8
The Actors Role in Greek Tragedy
Exploring the art of acting in ancient Greece, including the use of masks and gesture

Module #9
Tragic Heroes and Anti-Heroes
Analyzing the characteristics and roles of tragic heroes and anti-heroes in Greek tragedy

Module #10
The Gods and Fate in Greek Tragedy
Examining the role of the gods and fate in shaping the narratives of Greek tragedies

Module #11
Greek Tragedy and Ritual
Investigating the connections between Greek tragedy and ancient religious rituals

Module #12
The Influence of Greek Tragedy on Western Theatre
Tracing the impact of Greek tragedy on the development of Western theatre

Module #13
Modern Adaptations and Interpretations
Exploring modern adaptations and reinterpretations of Greek tragedy in film, stage, and opera

Module #14
Aeschylus The Persians
In-depth analysis of Aeschylus The Persians, including its historical context and performance history

Module #15
Sophocles Oedipus Rex
Detailed examination of Sophocles Oedipus Rex, including its themes, characters, and staging possibilities

Module #16
Euripides Medea
Close reading of Euripides Medea, including its exploration of gender, power, and revenge

Module #17
Staging Greek Tragedy in the Modern Era
Case studies of modern productions of Greek tragedy, highlighting innovative staging and performance techniques

Module #18
The Relevance of Greek Tragedy Today
Discussing the continued relevance of Greek tragedy to contemporary society and culture

Module #19
Greek Tragedy and Feminist Theory
Applying feminist theory to the analysis of Greek tragedy, with a focus on female characters and themes

Module #20
Greek Tragedy and Psychoanalytic Theory
Exploring the connections between Greek tragedy and psychoanalytic theory, including the Oedipus complex

Module #21
Greek Tragedy and Politics
Investigating the political dimensions of Greek tragedy, including its exploration of power, justice, and civic responsibility

Module #22
Performance and Reception of Greek Tragedy
Examining the performance and reception of Greek tragedy in different cultural and historical contexts

Module #23
The Legacy of Greek Tragedy in Art and Literature
Tracing the influence of Greek tragedy on art, literature, and music across the centuries

Module #24
Greek Tragedy and Emotions
Analyzing the emotional dynamics of Greek tragedy, including the role of pathos and catharsis

Module #25
Greek Tragedy and Morality
Exploring the moral dimensions of Greek tragedy, including the tension between fate and free will

Module #26
Greek Tragedy and Identity
Investigating the construction of identity in Greek tragedy, including issues of gender, class, and ethnicity

Module #27
Greek Tragedy and Ritual Revisited
Re-examining the connections between Greek tragedy and ancient religious rituals

Module #28
Greek Tragedy in the Digital Age
Exploring the potential of digital technologies for staging and performing Greek tragedy

Module #29
Staging Greek Tragedy in Non-Western Contexts
Case studies of productions of Greek tragedy in non-Western cultural contexts

Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Staging and Performance of Greek Tragedy career

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Staging and Performance of Greek Tragedy ( 30 Modules )

Staging and Performance of Greek Tragedy
( 30 Modules )