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Aeschylus, the Father of Greek Tragedy Who Met an Absurd Death
Aeschylus, the greatest poet-dramatist of ancient Greece, who met an absurd death, lived in the 5th century BC and went down in history as...
Greek Tragedy: Twin Sisters and Cousin Die in Train Disaster
Twin sisters Thomi and Chrysa Plakias and their first cousin Anastasia lost their lives in the train disaster at Tempi on Tuesday night. All...
Not a Greek Tragedy, But an American One Written By President Trump
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By Theodore Arapis*
Covid-19 is a crisis of large proportions, so large that World Health Organization (WHO) Director Dr. Tedros Adhanom has called it “an...
Alexandros Iolas: An Extraordinary Life of Fine Art — and Greek Tragedy
When Alexandros Iolas died in June 1987, Greece lost not only one of the world's greatest art collectors who was willing to donate his...
Canada Selects Adaptation of Classic Greek Tragedy “Antigone” for International Film Oscar
Canada selected on Friday writer-director Sophie Deraspe's refugee family drama Antigone as its official submission for the best international feature category to the 92nd...
Adaptation of Ancient Greek Tragedy Dubbed Racist in France
The Sorbonne university in Paris was forced to cancel a performance of a Greek tragedy featuring actors using black masks after students claimed it...
Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles Express Sorrow for Greek Tragedy
The Royal Family of the United Kingdom sent their sympathies to Greece after the fires that destroyed a big part of East Attica.
Queen Elizabeth...
'I Watched my Mother Burn to Death': Heartbreaking Stories from the Greek Tragedy
Some personal stories describe in the most heartbreaking way the tragedy of the fires that destroyed a good part of seaside East Attica, costing...
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew ‘Overwhelmed’ By Greek Tragedy
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, spiritual leader of the world's 300 million Orthodox Christians has spoken of his sadness following the fire in east Attica that...
Ancient Greek Tragedy Adapted by Syrian Women, to be Staged in Berlin
A group of Syrian women are adapting the Euripides’ tragedy “Iphigenia”, using a a play set during an ancient war to bring Berlin audiences...