←Recommendations of POLYNEICES

  • Sarah Hajkowski: POLYNEICES by Emma Goldman-Sherman
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    This is a playful moment in the offscreen of a hearty and homoerotic Antigone. Offers much needed levity in the sobering source material, and savors of Vladimir and Estragon. What larks!

    This is a playful moment in the offscreen of a hearty and homoerotic Antigone. Offers much needed levity in the sobering source material, and savors of Vladimir and Estragon. What larks!

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  • Cheryl Bear: POLYNEICES by Emma Goldman-Sherman
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    Perfect for us all. History in a hilarious comedy, can we ask for more? I may be a nerd but it's even more fun than art history. The pace, the wit, everything. Laugh out loud funny. I love this!! More please!

    Perfect for us all. History in a hilarious comedy, can we ask for more? I may be a nerd but it's even more fun than art history. The pace, the wit, everything. Laugh out loud funny. I love this!! More please!

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  • Monica Cross: POLYNEICES by Emma Goldman-Sherman
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    This dark comedy re-imagines a scene from Antigone. These two goofy guards keep surprising all the way until the very end. Irreverent and Bawdy, this play is so much fun! Perfect for college students or anyone who has ever wanted to see the classics re-written!

    This dark comedy re-imagines a scene from Antigone. These two goofy guards keep surprising all the way until the very end. Irreverent and Bawdy, this play is so much fun! Perfect for college students or anyone who has ever wanted to see the classics re-written!

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  • Rachael Carnes: POLYNEICES by Emma Goldman-Sherman
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    You had me at 415 BCE! I love this — Goofy, ribald humor, big EPIC characters — Lots of Classics jokes. Goldman-Sherman has a wry way with satire here, and clearly delights in the language play of this gem that would be both physically fun and linguistically exciting to produce! Best closing stage direction ever recorded.

    You had me at 415 BCE! I love this — Goofy, ribald humor, big EPIC characters — Lots of Classics jokes. Goldman-Sherman has a wry way with satire here, and clearly delights in the language play of this gem that would be both physically fun and linguistically exciting to produce! Best closing stage direction ever recorded.

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