APGRD id
                      32
                Year
                      380 BC
                Genres
          Tragedy
                          Medium of performance
                      Fully Staged Play
                Languages
                      Greek, Ancient (to 1453)
                People involved
          
      Known from
          
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      APGRD Notes
                      We know of this performance from an inscription on a statue base found in Palaiochori, but most likely belonging to the theatre of Aexone (Attica). It therefore seems likely that the inscription commemorates performances which took place in this theatre as part of the rural Dionysia. When these performances took place is open to question. If the inscription may be dated to 380 BC, then does it record revivals which took place in the 4th century? Or is it a later commemoration of 5th-century performances? The dating here follows Snell (TrGF1, DID B 5, p. 39).