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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2019 · 38 MIN

Episode 41: Bryan Doerries and Theater of War Productions Use Classical Drama to Address Today's Problems

from The Theatre History Podcast

The characters and events of ancient Greek drama might seem remote from our present-day concerns, but Bryan Doerries and Theater of War Productions don't see it that way. Since 2009, this company has used readings from classical theatre to tackle issues from post-traumatic stress disorder to the community impact of gun violence. Now Bryan's a New York City Public Artist in Residence, working with city agencies to stage over sixty events all across the city. He joined us to discuss Theater of War's work and the continuing relevance of ancient drama.

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