University:
California State University, Northridge
Course:
TH 422 | Theatre and Drama of Greece and Rome
Academic year:

2010
Views:

363

Pages:

1
Author:

iskricamilt

Seneca, PHAEDRA. Note the many and considerable differences between the play of Euripides and that of Seneca, especially the absence of Artemis and Aphrodite, the inversion of the order of the death of Hippolytus (line ) and that of Phaedra (line 1208). This makes possible the confrontation between husband and wife which fills Act V. Section: Characters: PROLOGOS Hippolytus (and Companions) ACT I CHORUS I ACT II 85-297 CHORUS of CITIZENS OF ATHENS 298-354 Nurse, Phaedra, Hippolytus 355-736 737-827 Nurse, Phaedra, THESEUS CHORUS III ACT IV 828-962 963-988 MESSENGER, Theseus CHORUS ACT V 1-84 PHAEDRA and the NURSE CHORUS II ACT III Lines: 989-1027 1028-1154 THESEUS and PHAEDRA, with the CHORUS 1155-1280

Seneca, Phaedra