Assemblywomen
Warwick Classics (UK)

Assemblywomen is a modern adaptation of an Ancient Greek comedy,
featuring cross-dressing, confusion and chaos. The women of Athens stage
a political takeover, disguising themselves as men and implementing an
outlandish new system across the city. Their husbands stuck at home, are
left to deal with the farcical consequences. The play follows the
Athenians as they come to terms with the women’s rule, getting into a
series of daft situations along the way. Updated and performed by
students, with a unique blend of political commentary and risqué humour,
this timeless classic isn’t one to miss!
Written by |
Aristophanes
Translated by | Jeffrey Henderson
Directed by |
Hana Lawrie
Produced by | Seb Handley
Stage Manager | Isabella
Vaughan
Company Stage Manager | Louise Domogal
Thanks |
Jeffrey Henderson, Professor of Greek Language and Literature, Boston
University for graciously allowing us to use his translation of
Assemblywomen
www.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/research/outreach/dramafestival/assemblywomen/
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Author Aristophanes
Language Performed in English
Dates 7 to 13 August 2023 at 17:20 (1hr00)
Format Live in-person
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Theatre
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£11.00 - £13.00
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7-13 August 2023
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60 minutes
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C ARTS | C venues | C aquila
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studio
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14+ (guidance)
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Scenes of a sexual nature, Strong language/swearing, More information