Ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus who redefined theater and was known as the 'Father of Tragedy' gave us this lofty quote, which serves as a survival lesson even today. In his play Prometheus Bound, ...

The ancient Greeks saw live theater as essential for moral development. Despite brutal deaths, self-fulfilling curses, and fraught finales, their tragedies were intended to encourage emotional ...

Powerful! Arts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas in Pine Bluff brought a very moving experience when their Readers' Theater presented Prometheus Bound March 13-15. Aeschylus’ classic Greek ...

Texas State University's School of Theatre, Dance, and Film will present Aeschylus' Prometheus Bound, in a contemporary translation by Bryan Doerries, running September 30 through October 5 in the ...

The National Theatre of Greece presents Aeschylus' ancient Greek tragedy that tells the tale of Prometheus, a titan who was punished by Zeus for stealing fire for mankind. Directed by Sotiris Hatzakis ...

Here's hoping David Oyelowo gets an extension on his visa. The British thesp -- best known Stateside for the BBC spy series "MI-5" -- is in New York for only a limited run of writer-director James ...