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Modern Performance and Adaptation of Greek Tragedy
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  • 1997The Cambridge Companion to Greek Tragedy486 cited
  • 1997Tragedy in performance: nineteenth- and twentieth-century productions79 cited
  • 1994Ancient Sun, Modern Light: Greek Drama on the Modern Stage65 cited

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  • 2008Medea as Material: Heiner Müller, Myth, and Text19 cited
  • 2016Literary translation and conceptual metaphors: From movement to performance19 cited
  • 2002Ninagawa's Production of Euripides' Medea8 cited

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