Document Type
Thesis
Abstract
In this thesis, I will document the creative work I completed for my Senior Acting Project. I will also explore my Senior Acting Project from a more ‘conventional’ academic standpoint. I will explore various definitions of tragedy and argue my own definition; I will also investigate who Euripides was as a writer and human being. I will then apply my findings to three different versions of Euripides’ tragedy Iphigenia in Aulis: a classical translation, a more contemporary translation, and the adaptation I performed for my SAP. I will argue whether or not each meets my criteria for a tragedy, and how truly each conveys Euripides’ spirit.
Recommended Citation
Martin, Danya Gee, "A Creative and Scholarly Exploration of Edna Obrien’s Iphigenia" (2011). Honors Theses. 10.
https://docs.rwu.edu/honors_theses/10
