Satyr

Performances with this keyword: 
Performance People Performed at Fesival/Occasion
Persians () Anaxion (Dramatist)
Argo (between 499 and 456 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Cercyon (between 499 and 456 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Circe (between 499 and 456 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Lion (between 499 and 456 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Lycurgus (between 499 and 456 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Nurses of Dionysus (between 499 and 456 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Ostologoi (Bone-Gatherers) (between 499 and 456 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Prometheus Pyrphoros (The Fire-Bearer) (between 499 and 456 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Thalamopoioi (Chamber-makers) (between 499 and 456 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Theoroi (between 499 and 456 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Prometheus Pyrkaeus (The fire-kindler) (472 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Pericles (Sponsor/Choregos) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) City Dionysia
Achilleos Erastai (Lovers of Achilles) (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Amphiaraus (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Amphitryon (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Amycus (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Camicoi (Men of Camicus) (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Cedalion (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Cerberus (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Crisis (Judgement) (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Dionysiskos (Infant Dionysus) (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Heracleiskos (Infant Heracles) (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Heracles (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Hybris (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Ichneutai (Trackers) (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Inachus (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Lemniai (Women of Lemnos) (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Momus (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Nausicaa (Pluntriai) (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Sophocles (Tragic Actor) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Pandora (Sphyrokopoi) (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Salmoneus (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Telephus (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
The Satyrs at Taenarum (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
The Wedding of Helen (between 468 and 406 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Kophoi (The Dumb ones) (between 467 and 456 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) City Dionysia
Palaistai (467 BC) Aristias (Dramatist) Pratinas (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) City Dionysia
Sphinx (467 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) City Dionysia
Amymone (between 465 and 459 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) City Dionysia
Poimenes (The Shepherds) (between 465 and 459 BC) Sophocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) City Dionysia
Proteus (458 BC) Aeschylus (Dramatist) Xenocles (Sponsor/Choregos) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) City Dionysia
Autolycus (between 455 and 408 BC) Euripides (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Eurystheus (between 455 and 408 BC) Euripides (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Lamia (between 455 and 408 BC) Euripides (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Skiron (between 455 and 408 BC) Euripides (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Syleus (between 455 and 408 BC) Euripides (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Aithon (between 447 and 405 BC) Achaeus I (of Eretria) (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Alcmaeon (between 447 and 405 BC) Achaeus I (of Eretria) (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Athla (Athloi) (between 447 and 405 BC) Achaeus I (of Eretria) (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Linus (between 447 and 405 BC) Achaeus I (of Eretria) (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Omphale (between 447 and 405 BC) Achaeus I (of Eretria) (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Auloidoi (between 435 and 405 BC) Iophon (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Theristai (Reapers) (431 BC) Euripides (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) City Dionysia
Sisyphus (between 430 and 403 BC) Critias (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Satyroi (The Satyrs) (424 BC) Cratinus (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) Lenaea
Athamas (415 BC) Xenocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) City Dionysia
Cyclops (408 BC) Euripides (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Heracles (between 372 and 340 BC) Astydamas II (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Hermes (between 372 and 340 BC) Astydamas II (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Centaur (between 370 and 330 BC) Chaeremon (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica)
Icarioi Satyroi (between 340 and 329 BC) Timocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) City Dionysia
Lycurgus (340 BC) Timocles (Dramatist) Arreneides (Sponsor/Choregos) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) City Dionysia
Phorcides (339 BC) Timocles (Dramatist) Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) City Dionysia
Daphnis (Lityerses) (between 300 and 250 BC) Sositheus (Dramatist) Unknown venue (Athens, Attica)
Unknown (between 300 and 250 BC, Unknown venue, Athens) (between 300 and 250 BC) Sositheus (Dramatist) Unknown venue (Athens, Attica)
Menedemus (between 285 and 246 BC) Lycophron (Dramatist) Unknown venue (Alexandria, Egypt)
Phyl[...] (between 256 and 252 BC) Menecrates (Dramatist) Unknown venue (Athens, Attica) Lenaea
Hermes (254 BC) Astydamas II (Dramatist) Demos (Sponsor/Choregos) Unknown venue (Athens, Attica) Lenaea
Mathetai (254 BC) Not known Unknown venue (Athens, Attica) Lenaea
Thytes (between 150 and 100 BC) Theodorus (Dramatist) Unknown venue (Magnesia on the Meander, Ionia ) Romaia
Ajax (100 BC) Polemaeus (Dramatist) Unknown venue (Magnesia on the Meander, Ionia ) Romaia
Palamedes (100 BC) Theudotus (Dramatist) Unknown venue (Magnesia on the Meander, Ionia ) Romaia
Protesilaus (100 BC) Harmodius (Dramatist) Unknown venue (Magnesia on the Meander, Ionia ) Romaia