It’s back for 16 performances between June 20-August 9.
A 12-hour theatrical event based on the entire canon of surviving Greek tragedy.
Don’t miss this epic theater event!
Northwestern University’s Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences ran this feature article on the Bosher Collection and the Classicizing Chicago Project and showcased the newly launched website on the WCAS homepage.
In January 2015, Emmy Award winner Yannis Simonides returned to Northwestern to give an encore performance of his one-man show, Socrates Now, a theatrical recreation of Plato’s Apology. Read and watch more on “new ways to keep fresh the very old practice of utilizing ancient models to reflect on one’s own times.”
From March 1 to April 5, the Sideshow Theatre Company presents Anne Carson’s Antigonick, a free translation of Sophocles’ Antigone.
The National Hellenic Museum in Chicago’s Greektown hosts the Greek Monsters exhibit, running now through May 2015. Read the Tribune write-up here.