The world’s oldest cinema is in France, but more surprisingly Australia lays claim to its oldest outdoor screen. Broome, on ...

Gabriel Zuchtriegel’s spirited part-history, part-memoir evokes the everyday life of the ancient city, and poses some very ...

From Plato’s admiration to Aristophanes’ mockery, this animated explainer uncovers who Socrates really was, if he existed at all.

Also, Tulsa artist Sarah Bowen is offering a Father’s Day Drop-in Workshop on Sunday, guiding participants on creating their own tiny works of art.

Kay’s work, published in the year 2025, would be well understood by Sophocles, Euripides or Aristophanes, a bridge travelled across two-dozen centuries.

Read our review of The Frogs at London's Southwark Playhouse Borough. Georgie Rankcom's revival of Sondheim's musical has a camp sensibility but lacks cohesion ...

Aristophanes gets an MT makeover in South London. The Frogs, his comedy telling the tale of Dionysos’ journey to Hades, was freely adapted by Burt Shevelove 50 years ago and supplemented by Nathan ...

Stephen Sondheim described the first production of The Frogs, his musical based on Aristophanes’s Greek comedy, as “one of the few deeply unpleasant professional experiences I’ve had”. The show opened ...

It’s easy to see the promise of a show told across millennia by so many great talents: Aristophanes, Sondheim, Lane, Artie from Glee. Easy, too, to see all the ways that promise is unfulfilled.

Georgie Rankcom directs the Aristophanes-inspired musical.Set in a divided and despairing political climate, The Frogs follows Dionysos and trusty sidekick Xanthias as they take a leap of faith ...

120 students from schools in the Vesuvius area bring to life 'Lysistrata', the famous comedy by Aristophanes, at the Great Theatre of Pompeii, one of the most symbolic places of Mediterranean ...

The point of the story is that the little girl grew up to be a movie star named Marilyn Monroe, and the dream came true on such a preposterous scale that her new wide world has fallen at her feet ...