The “Bacchae” is about a king ... one of the curators might come in and take us to a piece of art that addressed what we were trying to find out. What might a theatergoer expect?

What also fits this description is The Bacchae, Euripides’ 2,500 year-old play about the ... (In the collection of the Yale University Art Gallery, there’s a beautiful Renaissance drawing, from around ...

480 BC by the Douris painter. This object can be found at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas.

I had a different kind of good time a few nights later watching Luca Veggetti’s interpretation of (he calls it “a meditation” on) another great play, Euripides’ The Bacchae, one of the ...

Until this Saturday, the Freeks Theater is performing “Bacchae,” an immersive and wildly creative adaptation of Euripides’ classic tragedy. This show starts on the steps of the Cantor Arts ...

"You don't know how art can affect someone, can change the trajectory of someone's life, can unlock some creativity," Cofield said. "And that's what we're in it for." Everyone can see "The Bacchae ...

Relaxing into their refuge from the rainy weather outside, audiences didn’t know quite what to expect from the opening performance of “The Bacchae: A Tragedy in One Act” on Nov. 4. Trickling onto the ...

The Bacchae is translated by Aaron Poochigian and ... music, and performance art from around the world.

They carry martial art staffs. They provide stylized choral ... Scott. Every word in this BACCHAE is crystal clear--including the ones that aren't in English. Akiko Aizawa speaks Japanese, her ...