Description
The Menaechmi is the original comedy of errors. A boy from Syracuse and his long lost twin brother are finally reunited after a succession of hilarious scenes.
The Merchant deals with a love rivalry between father and son. Each deceives the other to get possession of the beauty in question but Plautus prefers youth to age in this cleverly conceived intrigue.
Phormio has a witty sycophant manipulate four lovers in an urbane, shrewdly executed piece.
The Brothers is a comedy of skillful characterization comprised of misunderstandings, thwarted love affairs, and conflicting systems of education.
Medea is a sensational, emotionally intense treatment by Seneca of a popular theme in Greek drama.
The Merchant deals with a love rivalry between father and son. Each deceives the other to get possession of the beauty in question but Plautus prefers youth to age in this cleverly conceived intrigue.
Phormio has a witty sycophant manipulate four lovers in an urbane, shrewdly executed piece.
The Brothers is a comedy of skillful characterization comprised of misunderstandings, thwarted love affairs, and conflicting systems of education.
Medea is a sensational, emotionally intense treatment by Seneca of a popular theme in Greek drama.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
376 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1964
Publisher
Bantam