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jotetzes aristophanes
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HSS 1000 Classics Research
A introduction to some research in Classics at Louisiana State University for the HSS 1000 course (Fall 2021).
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Dwarf sings brekekekex koax koax
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from the Classic Star Trek episode "Plato's Stepchildren"
Aristophanes - Lysistrata (2004)
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Aristophanes' Lyisistrata March 18, 2004 Loyola University New Orleans Directed by Donald Brady Music and lyrics by J. Dan Stanley Translation and original lyrics by Wilfred E. Major CAST Lysistrata: Alejandro Cejudo Kalonike: Christina Ung Myrrhine: Erin Left Lampito: Anne Burgess Secretary of Defense: Doug Caire Kinesias: Ian Hoch Ambassador from Sparta: William Schneider Leader of Female Cho...
This is the only version on CZcams that does it right.
I’m curious where the poster found this video?
Again, like a number of other versions of this great play, it has been childishly done with a histrionic and blatantly pornagraphic obesity instead of the director resisting the temptation to showcase HIMSELF and allowing the writer’s story to shine through.
I don't know, man, "histrionic and blatantly porn[o]graphic" seems to be a pretty good description of Aristophanes' play as written.
@@trueroscoe Well, porn[o]graphic (my bad on the spelling, thanks) isn’t, I think, what Aristophanes was going for. Nor do I think any would. As any legitimate and true artist would do, I believe the writer was creating a great play with a sexually ‘corpulent’ atmosphere, hoping the director(s) who came afterward would utilize great self-discipline and self-control, with fine-tuned subtleties, allowing the “feel” of the sexual atmosphere to be invisibly absorbed by the audience rather than taking a high-power water cannon and attacking the poor viewers, drenching them with it.
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sucks in general
I had always thought Alexander was giving Parmen some kind of coded warning about Kirk with that bizarre rekekekex line.
_Pirates of Penzance_ brought me here
What the hell....
That quote is from a play by Aristophanes in which frogs' ghosts are singing in Hades. James Joyce also uses it in 'Finnegan's Wake.' Star Trek writers were no slouches.
Fun, fun, fun!!! 𝜥α𝜆λισ𝛕ο𝛓
Imagine sitting around all day singing songs about Pan. This episode humored me when I was a little kid and it still does today.
I really enjoy all the stage action. I'm doing a class on this play right now and getting to see it 'in action' is useful for understanding the context.
"No same sex marriage"?! Wtf why was that added in the end song. Is this a christian school?
Praise Him
"Where are you going to find a white stud?" She found one. RAWR!