Oresteia: The Curse of the House of Atreus (1920)

Contributors

Contributor	Contribution	Main contributor
R. C. Trevelyan	Translator

Original id:

7048

Languages:

English

Ancient works on which this script is based:

Publication details:

Published alongside the Greek text as performed in the 1921 Cambridge Greek Play

Year:

1920

Notes:

Information related to this script

Production	First performed	Venues
Agamemnon (1922)	1922	Chiswick Empire (London, Greater London, England)
The Curse of the House of Atreus (1923)	1923	Bromsgrove School (Bromsgrove, County of Worcestershire, England), unknown venue (Shrewsbury, County of Shropshire, England), Ludlow Castle (Ludlow, County of Shropshire, England), unknown venue (Hereford, County of Herefordshire, England), Eton College (Windsor, West Berkshire, England), unknown venue (Great Malvern, County of Worcestershire, England), unknown venue (Worcester, County of Worcestershire, England)
The Curse of the House of Atreus (1924)	1924	Wadham College (Oxford, County of Oxfordshire, England), Sydney Park (Bath, Bath and North East Somerset, England), Corfe Castle (Wareham, County of Dorset, England), Max Gate, Thomas Hardy's house (Dorchester, County of Dorset, England), Bishop's Palace (Wells, County of Somerset, England), Chalice Well (Glastonbury, County of Somerset, England), Maumbery Rings (Dorchester, County of Dorset, England), unknown venue (Axminster, County of Devon, England), Digby Hall (Sherborne, County of Dorset, England), St Cuthbert's Girls' School (Bournemouth, County of Dorset, England), Horseshoe Park (Bournemouth, County of Dorset, England), Old Sarum (Salisbury, County of Wiltshire, England), Winchester College (Winchester, County of Hampshire, England)
Oresteia (1926)	1926	Festival Theatre, Newmarket Road, Theatre Royal (Cambridge, County of Cambridgeshire, England)

Production

First performed

Venues

Agamemnon (1922)

1922

1923

1924