Ancient Greek Theater performance: Agamemnon - Aeschylus, tragedy

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Ancient Greek Theater performance: Agamemnon Aeschylus, tragedy. It was built in 458 BC. This trilogy is the only one that is preserved in its entirety and consists of: 1.Agamemnon 2.Hospheres 3.Meeds

The dance is a group of presbyters (1673 lyrics).
Persons: Guardian, Angelos, Talithios, Clytemnestra, Kiryka, Agamemnon, Kasandra, Aegisthos.
Place: Agamemnon's Palace.

Agamemnon, before leaving for Troy, had told his wife that if she was overwhelmed, she would tell her from afar with bright signs. As long as Agamemnon is missing, Clytemnestra puts a guard on a paycheck to watch her husband's marks, while feeding on him immense hatred (sacrificing her daughter) and cohabiting with her lover Aigigto.

The preacher saw the signals and announced it. Clytemnestra invites the elders (dance) to notify the arrival of her husband. They are happy to play, as they learn the news. The first is the preacher, Taletios, who announces the events and the arrival of Agamemnon that comes on a carriage, followed by a second coach on which Cassandra is on and carrying the spoils. Agamemnon is persuaded by his wife to enter the palace. Kassandra from the outside preaches its loss and the loss of itself. It then announces Orestis' motherhood.

After a choral, Clytemnestra appears with her victims, drunk by her act.

 Her dance highlights the seriousness of what she did, but she seems to be living in another world. It does not laugh. It embraces her act in the curse that weighs the generation of Tantalus.

Aegisthus left her to do it all by herself and now she represents the master.

Dance is outraged and a battle is threatened. Clytemnestra spoke and took Aigigto back to their palace.