Information on the Greek theater, tragedy, and comedy.
The physical layout of the ancient Greek theater.
About the theater of Syracuse.
Greek comedy is a theatrical genre that began under the auspices of officials of Athens.
The dithyramb is a feature of Greek tragedy.
The City Dionysia was a Greek dramatic festival.
Index to essential elements of Greek tragedy according to Aristotle.
In Greek poetry a line of Iambic trimeter would have three iambic meters.
A tetralogy was a group of four plays at the City Dionysia, a Greek dramatic competition.
Introduction to the Ancient Greek art form called Tragedy and the evolution of Greek drama.
Our modern theater owes its origins to the ancient Greeks. Here is a study guide for classical (Greek and Roman) drama (tragedy, comedy, and more).
E-text of an English translation of Ajax, a play by Sophocles.
An English translation of Iphigenia at Aulis, a play by Euripides.
An English translation of
Philoctetes, a play by Sophocles about the Greek hero and archer left to fester in Lemnos.
An English translation of The Trojan Women, a play by Euripides.
Articles on this site dealing with the Greek tragedians, Sophocles, Euripides, and Aeschylus, and comic playwright Aristophanes, and specific plays.
Links to English translations of the plays by Euripides, Sophocles, Aeschylus, and Aristophanes.
Greek tragedy structure. The sequence of the parts of the Greek drama.
The names and dates of the tragedies by Euripides.
