374 Ancient Plays and Contemporary Theater - A New Version of Sophocles' Oedipus Trilogy (with Bryan Doerries)

1

Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

The Best Way to Look at a Painting

02:36 • 3min

3

You're There, You'll Be There

05:14 • 3min

4

Willie Wanka and the Coffin

07:57 • 4min

5

Holiday Butcher Box

12:02 • 49sec

6

The History of Literature - Brian Dory's Interview With Brian Dores

12:52 • 3min

7

The Dramatic Impact of Tragedy

16:09 • 5min

8

Theatre of War - The Art of Imagining a Community

20:55 • 5min

9

The Audience, With Something at Stake, Has More to Teach Us Than We Do

25:34 • 2min

10

The Real Performance Is When People Stand Up and Speak These Beautiful Monologues

27:32 • 4min

11

The Theatre Is a Tool for Engaging a Dialogue That Wouldn't Be Possible

31:58 • 3min

12

I've Never Had Anything Like That Happen to Me

34:46 • 3min

13

Is the Audience Really Listening?

37:57 • 4min

14

How Does Sophocles Write This Play?

41:46 • 4min

15

The Utility of Greek Tragedies

45:34 • 2min

16

The Distancing Strategy of the Lifelong Learning Society

47:42 • 4min

17

The Stakes of Life and Death Are Real

52:05 • 2min

18

Is the Theatre for the People?

54:01 • 4min

19

I've Been in a Homo Shelter for a While, and I've Had a Lot of Fun Doing It.

58:16 • 2min

20

Zoom and the Pandemic

59:52 • 7min