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portada Anonimo's Osteria: A Gorging [Traces of Aeschylus' 'oresteia']
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
159
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781085968706

Anonimo's Osteria: A Gorging [Traces of Aeschylus' 'oresteia']

Johnmichael Rossi; Rory O'neill; Emily Rose Kirkup; Nicoleta Gatulescu; Rachel Hatfield; Maisie Leaver (Author) · Independently Published · Paperback

Anonimo's Osteria: A Gorging [Traces of Aeschylus' 'oresteia'] - Johnmichael Rossi; Rory O'neill; Emily Rose Kirkup; Nicoleta Gatulescu; Rachel Hatfield; Maisie Leaver

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Synopsis "Anonimo's Osteria: A Gorging [Traces of Aeschylus' 'oresteia']"

Welcome to ANONIMO'S OSTERIA, based on Aeschylus' Oresteia, a trilogy of plays circling around the House of Atreus, a family trapped in a cycle of revenge and haunted by the acts of vengeance committed by their ancestors. During the 2018-19 academic year, Drama students at the University of Northampton (UK) were tasked with deconstructing Aeschylus' Oresteia in a collaborative process with their tutors, who modelled their own creative and professional practices as theatre-makers. The Oresteia is one of the oldest ancient playtexts that we have in its entirety; Aeschylus' treatise on Athenian society's reckoning with developing notions of justice. The students started the process by establishing their own individual research inquiries into the classic playtext to be deconstructed through practice in order to develop a new playtext collaboratively. We inevitably began questioning our own justice system, sharing with each other our personal notions of right and wrong, and fairness. As we held a mirror up to today's society, the conversation grew heavy and dark, but an ensemble ethos of theatre-making and collaboration began to shed light for a way forward, though no concrete answers were reached when we quite simply asked: 'What is Justice today?' We did find a collective sense of openness, vulnerability and curiosity; the core ingredients to a creative process as students and staff became collaborators and fellow learners. This playtext is a trace of and documentation of our collective exploration and deconstruction of Aeschylus' Oresteia which culminated in a performance production that transformed the House of Atreus into an 'osteria, ' where the Anonimo family is haunted by the recipes of their ancestors. These recipes consume the family with Fate, Fear, Blame and Vengeance

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