Showing posts with label Aeschylus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aeschylus. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 23, 2024

Agamemnon by Aiskhylos translated by Anne Carson (My second time reading Agamemnon)



Started: July 18, 2024

(This is a reread.  I originally read Agamemnon a couple months ago on May 05, 2024.  However, according to my rules, this is still a video only review.  For two reasons.  First, I stated that "In order to be eligible for a written review, at least 2 years have to have passed from the first video review."  Secondly, this is by a different translator.) 


Friday, May 24, 2024

Aeschylus' Oresteia, 1983 Television version, directed by Peter Hall: Review

Started: May 15, 2024

[This is my first time watching and reviewing this, so according to my new rules, I'm doing this as a video only.]



Links to the versions I watched on Youtube:
Oresteia - Agamemnon part1 1983 (subtitled & cleaned): https://youtu.be/mdv3vkECqXA?si=A58GNXYvF3KkBNh3
Oresteia - Agamemnon part2 1983 (cleaned & subtitled): https://youtu.be/ldIJVtDG5TM?si=QcofrstAJzUSypiD
Oresteia - The Libation Bearers 1983 (cleaned & subtitled): https://youtu.be/nFv5-OuaL-E?si=B2TURfaeUPcTskHI
Oresteia - The Eumenides 1983 (subtitled & cleaned): https://youtu.be/xagHZoNS6DQ?si=2ss0DVs7FaWRgZhT
The Oresteia at Epidaurus documentary: https://youtu.be/0VvgKu6zc9Q?si=Bd8X2Gi8U2sSFeF3

Links to other stuff mentioned:
Steve Donoghue's video: The Ten Commandments of BookTube! :https://youtu.be/_C_RP2cCOvw?si=1TGdD4ybH1NHHXqu

My reviews of The Oresteia: