Greek theatre (H408)

Covers a range of themes in Greek Theatre and the texts The Bacchae, Frogs and Oedipus the King. Planned and written essays on these topics. Not to be redistributed as own work Essays include: Oedipus or Bacchae better tragedy? Going to the theatre was a deeply religious experience for the Athenian audience.” To what extent do you agree Oedipus’ Hamartia is more so his curiosity than Pentheus? To what Extent do you agree with this? "The Success Of A Comedy By Aristophanes Depended Mor...

In depth summary of greek theatre festivals and theatres, includes vases. Summary of Oedipus the King, Euripedes Bacchae and Aristophanes Frogs with scholarship for each text.

A full pack for preparation for the A-level OCR Classical Civilisations Greek Theatre exam, with links to the necessary resources, extra material for wider reading, and a guide for what to expect in the exam.

A full summary, with pictures, of all the information needed for A-level OCR Classical Civilisations Greek Theatre's prescribed resources. Includes name, object, artist, location, date and significance of 14 different items, all included in the exam.

A full summary of the entire of OCR A level Classical Civilisations' Greek Theatre (component 21); all units are covered, condensing the entire module into only 11 pages for your convenience, and written in digestible language. Pots and plays are covered in another upcoming document.

I achieved an A* in the real exams with these notes, and consistently earned full marks in my essays. It includes detailed descriptions of the vases, scholarship, quotes, and analysis. It also includes full notes on the religious, political, and social context of the plays and the City Dionysia and the history of the theatre space, staging, and costumes. The three plays covered are: Oedipus Rex, The Bacchae, Frogs. The notes have been ordered by theme, as essays will likely be thematic. It cover...

Paper 2: Greek theatre. Includes context to the Great Dionysia, elements of theatre, tragedy and comedy, a summary of all prescribed sources, summary of the plays The Frogs, The Bacchae, and Oedipus the King, a list of scholars (with themes/scenes), practice questions, essay plans, and a full mark exemplar answer (A*). I took this exam in 2024 and achieved an A*.