Greek Tragedy General Sites
Aeschylus Sophocles Euripides
Aristotle's Poetics, trans. S.H. Butcher, from MIT's Internet Classics Archive.
Chronology of Ancient Greek Tragedy
The Glory that was Greece: History and Culture in Ancient Athens (Leigh Denault)
Dr. Robin Mitchell-Boyask's Classic's Page with links
Dr. J's Illustrated Lectures: pictures along with information on classical sites
Key Terms for the Context and Performance of Greek Tragedy by Robin Mitchell-Boyask, Temple University
The Costumer's Manifesto: Ancient Greece and Environs: A site with links to many places that discuss costumes, props, accessories (etc) in Greek plays
Greek Web Resources from Bucknell's Classics' department: Everything from art to maps to lessons in Ancient Greek
Art of Ancient Greece: Overview of the different periods of Greek art
Electronic Resources for Classicists: The Second Generation: This has links to just about anything you can think of concerning the classics
University of Saskatchewan's Classic's Web Site General Course Notes' page
Didaskalia, an on-line journal "dedicated to the study of ancient Greek and Roman drama and its reception."
Modern Performance and Adaptation of Greek Tragedy by Helen P. Foley (speech transcript)
The structure of Greek theaters and Greek tragedies (Reed College Humanities Department) - diagrams and glossary.
Step-by-step reconstruction of what a tragedian would have gone through to have his play presented at the City Dionysia (Reed College)
Links and study guides for Greek tragedy provided by Barbara McManus
Links to other sites about Dionysos
Aeschylus:
Moonstruck Drama Bookstory site with bio and synopsis of AGAMEMNON
Theatre History's site: Articles about Aeschylus
Internet Classics Archive: Works by Aeschylus
Classicnotes.com: Aeschylus
Elements of Aeschylean Drama
Facts about Aeschylus
