Athenian Tragedy, Hekabe by Euripides

Today, I went to the theater and saw the play of playwright Euripides Hekabe. Playwrights like scripting from a variety of perspectives, I like to watch dramas very often, and from time to time I can not be satisfied with the Athenian government's job at times. An unacceptable scene is in this tragedy, but I am pleased to have a political view that we can not normally bring to a battle rally. Euripides wrote a great condolences for the loved ones who were lost in the war.

Depending on the configuration, the whole script has a theme. Classical Athenian tragedy, held at the open air theater, was placed outside the private domain of the family. Indeed, Euripides is famous for being "street, going to bedroom, and falling into a tragedy", so its remoteness is diminishing. With Hippolytus, Phaedra first appeared, and her servant took out the house and raised the tragedy, seeking outdoors to announce her love for her stepchild. In Aeschylus' Oststeia, Clytemnestra ordered her husband to die outside in the first drama of the trilogy, and in her second drama her son Orestes forced her to the house to be killed. The order can only be recovered by the third drama in the entire public space of the Areopagos Court. "These three game sequences are closed when a fickle woman has things in her hands, because the figure representing the woman can not be seen."

According to tradition, Euripides wrote his tragedy on Salamis Island near the coast of Piraeus, called The Euphides Cave. One year after the death of Aeschylus, he first took part in the famous Athens Theater Festival Dionysia in 455 BC (he refused to satisfy the fancy of the judge, he was ranked third) . Indeed, he won the best award until 441 BC, and he won just four wins in life (and the victory after The Bacchae's death). Many of his plays are also taken into account The controversial and traditional Greek audience of the day

The third great author of Greek tragedy was European, Athenian (484-407 BC). Unfortunately, his play - usually based on myth - not much success in the game; his critics often thought he suffered from these losses. He is the author of 90 plays including Hippolytus, Trojan Women, Orestes. Euripides is known for introducing the second act in his play. And it includes controversy and dilemmas as well as kings and rulers. He died soon towards Macedonia, where he wanted to write a script about the king's coronation ceremony. His play "Medea" tells the bitter woman who will retaliate against her lover by killing her child. Medea painful is shouting.