Michael Cacoyannis

Coriolanus
by William Shakespeare

One of Shakespeare’s Roman tragedies, Coriolanus is a perfect match for the Odeon οf Herodes Atticus. Michael Cacoyannis’ production of this highly political work features his own translation and a well-known cast. Focusing on the rise and fall of its courageous though arrogant hero, the play is set in Rome against a backdrop of class conflict, demagogues and the volatile Mob.

Odeon of Herodes Atticus

  • 29/06/2006 at 21:00
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