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Three actors can be made out in the background but are out of focus, in the foreground is a camera filming them.
The Art of Filmed Theatre: Greek Tragedy captured by the National Theatre
Talk accompanied by digital content and followed by discussion
Erin Lee, 
Jess Richardson
JdP, St Hilda's College
The poster for Songs of Solidarity, with the title in white font, in front of an image of portraits.
Songs of Solidarity
An interdisciplinary project working with refugees to co-create a new epic
St Hilda's College
A screenshot from the recording of Raja Edepus, showing the protagonist.
Greek Tragedy on Screen: the many faces of Oedipus: Yukio Ninagawa's Oedipus Rex and William Maranda's Raja Edepus
Film screening and discussion
St Hilda's College
A screenshot from Panos H. Koutras's film, Strella, showing a portrait of a woman.
Greek Tragedy on Screen: the many faces of Oedipus: Panos H. Koutras' Strella
Film screening
St Hilda's College
A screenshot from Pier Paolo Pasolini's Edipo Re, showing Oedipus lying in a field.
Greek Tragedy on Screen: the many faces of Oedipus: Pier Paolo Pasolini's Edipo Re
Film screening and discussion
St Hilda's College
A photo of dancers Blakeley White-MGuire and Lorenzo Pagano performing in Martha Graham's dance, Night Journey
Greek Tragedy on Screen: the many faces of Oedipus: Martha Graham's Night Journey and Pina Bausch’s Café Müller
Film screening and discussion
St Hilda's College
An oil painting depicting the outline of an otherwise invisible figure at a large wooden church door
Sanctuary Study Day
A day of talks, panel discussions, workshops and performances on the theme of Sanctuary
All Souls College and St Hilda's College
Ninth-century colour illustration of a collection of theatrical masks for the play Phormio by Terence
Phormio Seminar Week 8
Valentino Gargano (Oxford) on ll. 895-1055 of Terence's Phormio
Valentino Gargano
Corpus Christi College and Zoom
Ninth-century colour illustration of a collection of theatrical masks for the play Phormio by Terence
Phormio Seminar Week 7
Matthew Wainwright (Oxford) explores ll. 726-894 of Terence's Phormio
Matthew Wainwright
Corpus Christi College and Zoom
Ninth-century colour illustration of a collection of theatrical masks for the play Phormio by Terence
Phormio Seminar Week 6
Charlotte Susser (Oxford) explores ll. 567-726 of Terence's Phormio
Charlotte Susser
Corpus Christi College and Zoom
Ninth-century colour illustration of a collection of theatrical masks for the play Phormio by Terence
Phormio Seminar Week 5
Melina McClure (Oxford) explores ll. 465-566 of Terence's Phormio
Melina McClure
Corpus Christi College and Zoom
Ninth-century colour illustration of a collection of theatrical masks for the play Phormio by Terence
Phormio Seminar Week 4
Sebastian Hyams (Oxford) explores ll. 347-464 of Terence's Phormio
Sebastian Hyams
Corpus Christi College and Zoom
Ninth-century colour illustration of a collection of theatrical masks for the play Phormio by Terence
Phormio Seminar Week 3
Jonathan Katz (Oxford) explores ll. 231-347 of Terence's Phormio
Jonathan Katz
Corpus Christi College and Zoom
Ninth-century colour illustration of a collection of theatrical masks for the play Phormio by Terence
Phormio Seminar Week 2
Matthew Leigh (Oxford) explores ll.111-230 of Terence's Phormio
Matthew Leigh
Corpus Christi College and Zoom
Ninth-century colour illustration of a collection of theatrical masks for the play Phormio by Terence
Phormio Seminar Week 1
David Shipp (Oxford) explores ll. 1-111 of Terence's Phormio
David Shipp
Corpus Christi College and Zoom
A yellow-tinted image of a crumbling bust.
Recovering Dido
Performance
Magdalena Zira
Pavilion, St Hilda's College
PHOEBE GIANNISI AT THE ONASSIS FESTIVAL ANTIGONE NOW, NEW YORK, 2016. PHOTO: BEOWULF SHEEHAN
The Poetry of Phoebe Giannisi - Readings, Performance, Conversation
Public lecture, performance
Phoebe Giannisi, 
Brian Sneeden, 
Laura Jansen
Harvard University and online
Photograph of two Plaster replicas of the Knossos ‘snake goddesses’ in the Ashmolean Museum
Finding the Snake Goddess: new poems by Ruth Padel
Public lecture/performance
Ellen Adams, 
Nicoletta Momigliano, 
Christine Morris, 
Andrew Shapland
Lecture Theatre, Ioannou Centre