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Dead but not Extinct: On Reinventing Ancient Pantomime in the 18th Century
Ismene Lada-Richards (Lecturer in Classics, King’s College London)
Lecture Theatre, 66 St Giles', Oxford
Modernism and Dance: Apollonian or Dionysian?
Sue Jones (Lecturer in English, St Hilda’s College, Oxford)
Lecture Theatre, 66 St Giles', Oxford
Greek Tragedy and Some 20th-Century Experimental Music
Christian Wolff (Composer, and former Professor of Classics and of Music, Dartmouth College, New Hampshire)
Lecture Theatre, 66 St Giles', Oxford
The Return of the Myth: Athol Fugard and the Classics
Athol Fugard (Playwright), 
Marianne McDonald (Professor of Theatre & Classics, University of California, San Diego)
Oedipus and Vienna: Theory and Theatricality in Early Psychoanalysis
Richard Armstrong (Associate Professor of Classics, University of Houston)
Ancient Dramas that Break into Modern Song: A Contemporary Composer Confronts the Timeless Truths of Greek Tragedy
John Eaton (Composer; Professor of Music, University of Chicago)
Ancient Greek Music and the Art of Cheironomy at the Gardzienice Theatre: Reclaiming the Lost Territories of Drama
Wlodzimierz Staniewski (Gardzienice)
Marina Carr in discussion with Edith Hall
Marina Carr (Playwright), 
Professor Edith Hall
Stravinsky's Oedipus Rex, Enescu's Oedipe and the Parisian stage of the 1920s
Stephen Walsh (Professor of Music, University of Cardiff)
Greek Drama On the Air
John Theocharis (former BBC Radio Drama Director)
The Use and Abuse of the Classics
Gabriel Josipovici (Writer; Research Professor of English, University of Sussex)
Wagner's Greeks
Simon Goldhill (Professor of Greek Literature & Culture, University of Cambridge)
Polus and His Urn
Leofranc Holford-Strevens (Consultant Scholar-Editor, OUP)
Tony Harrison appeared in conversation with Oliver Taplin
Tony Harrison (Poet and Playwright), 
Professor Oliver Taplin
Cooking with Menander: Slices from the Home Entertainment Industry of Later Antiquity
Professor Eric Csapo (University of Toronto)
Efficacious Acts: Greek Tragedy in Polish Theater
Professor Allen Kuharski (Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania)
Medean Alchemy
Professor Amy Wygant (University of Glasgow)
Greek Tragedy in Silent Cinema
Dr Pantelis Michelakis (Honarary Research Fellow, APGRD; Lecturer, University of Bristol)