Reperforming Greek Tragedy

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This book offers a comprehensive study of reperformances of Greek drama in the 5th and 4th centuries BC in the context of cultural mobility and theatrical traveling. These phenomena are examined along with other contemporaneous developments, such as the spread of drama beyond the Athenian borders, cultural politics, the rise of the acting profession, and the cultural export of images of performances as tragic snapshots depicted on vase-painting.

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