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Johnson Helen Williams Margaret Jackson Betty

Allen Margaret Martinez Kimberly Williams Maria

Jones Angela Brown William Hall Cynthia

Thomas Ronald Wilson Mark Moore Sharon

You think this is 720p? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Rodriguez John Perez Mark Lopez Scott

Jones Lisa Young Christopher Robinson Robert

Williams Scott Clark Maria Young Timothy

I never really wanted to kill my father and do it with my mother. Did I miss out on something?

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from a boy named charlie brown documentary

Oedipus turned to his mother. "The real Oedipus was the friends we made along the way".

Where can I find the Written theatrical text of this play?

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HOLD ON HOW DID HE GET HIS PHONE IN NORTH KOREA..

Literature students 2024

Bambi naive Jocasta n Oedipus

Hmmm you joke with people even your parent can foresake you

Eeh but Oedipus hmmmm so arrogant n disrespectful

Eeh but Oedipus hmmmm so arrogant n disrespectful

Too bad to be so inquisitive, a lesson learnt but any way it was all about the role of the gods😔😔😔

BBC: Shakespeare network also: ua-cam.com/video/dRKgqoLhZyc/v-deo.html

This is a great version.

Charlie Brown is not very good at playing the piano, but it was not very nice of Lucy to kick him that hard!

What may be missed at the end of this drama (often called the greatest ever) is the fate of Creon. Arrogant and pompous, he too is walking the path of hubris to his doom. Oedipus at Colonus is the "introduction", and Antigone, its finale.

I haven’t seen this since I saw it on A&E back in the late 80s or early 90s. That was when that channel actually lived up to its name. I have never forgotten this production since and I’m glad I found it at last. I love this translation/adaptation of the text. So active and conversational yet still elevated. Beautiful performances. Thank you so much for posting!

Is there any chance to find this translation?

Beautiful print. Thank you.❤️❤️❤️

this was fucked up ngl

Okay

No way! I’m supposed to watch this and write about it too!!

Oedipus's hubris. This is what brought him down, yet, the punishment outweighs the crime.

Ah ! Michael Pennington ....the luvviest of all luvvies !

Literature students 2023

Welcome freebirds🙂

When Oedipus said "it's Oedipin' time!" I cried. Truly a Greek play of all time.

I have really enjoyed and learnt

What a wicked play.

Now go and solve THOSE riddles. WHEW 💀

Horses are useless because they suck

I want written script of this play🥺 Someone please help me 🙏

Ancient Greek setting but the wardrobes is dated 21st century i guess. Oedipus wearing white Tuxedo/ Americana and white leather shoes. kinda funny but thanks for the video as our reference to our report.

The two daughters at the end are, of course, Antigone and Ismene. Antigone is a tragic figure in her own right -- not really because of Oedipus but because of his sons who go to war with each other for control of Thebes when Oedipus dies. Antigone insists on giving her brother Polynices proper burial, contrary to the orders of her uncle Creon who denies Polynices proper burial for rebelling against Antigone's other brother Eteocles.

wearing a suit in ancient greece?

A+ 5.6.22

This should not happen in a children’s tv show

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Do you want fries with that

For the curious- While a masterful production, at the same time it only captures a small portion of the experience of seeing a play in Ancient Greece. In Ancient Greece, going to the theater was an all-day event. You didn’t see one play- you would see three plays, usually written by different authors. Tragedies were typically performed first, with Comedies performed at night. And then, in between two plays, there would be a smaller production called a Satyr play; usually a comedic bit that would come between the tragedies and the comedies. While there may have been hundreds, if not thousands of Satyr plays written during that time, today only one complete Satyr play survives. This is not an isolated phenomenon; Mere fractions of the work of some of the most famous playwrights also exist- Sophocles, for instance, is said to have written over 100 plays. Today, only 7 still exist. Aristophanes, the father of comedy, wrote 40 plays, and only 11 survive. Aeschylus- the father of tragedy, wrote about 90 plays, of which only 7 still exist today.

awfully pog champ