This guide combines the theoretical framework with the practical aspects of directing an ancient Greek theatrical work. It offers directors and actors an excellent starting point for their production. It examines the conditions of ancient Greek performance and the conventions of Greek theater, addressing major questions related to ancient Greek values, myth, and 'character', as well as the gods and fate – all of which must be taken into account when approaching a contemporary production.

This practical guide analyzes with examples the issues that today's theater creators must consider to successfully direct ancient Greek dramaturgy. These topics include:

• choosing a translation
• set design
• costumes
• masks
• delivery style
• acting style for tragedy and comedy
• handling the chorus
• solutions for directing Greek dramas

Pages: 216, Year of Publication: 1214, Dimensions: 12.9x12.9cm