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Explore the intricate themes of fate, vengeance, and the dark undercurrents of human emotion in a rotating collection inspired by the title "Agamemnon." This podcast invites listeners to delve into...
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Explore the intricate themes of fate, vengeance, and the dark undercurrents of human emotion in a rotating collection inspired by the title "Agamemnon." This podcast invites listeners to delve into the rich tapestry of Greek tragedy, where the weight of legacy and the consequences of betrayal play pivotal roles in the lives of iconic figures. Each episode features a new complete audiobook, showcasing a variety of stories that echo the timeless struggles of power, sacrifice, and familial discord. As characters navigate their destinies, listeners will encounter the haunting echoes of past misdeeds and the relentless pursuit of retribution. This is not a single narrative but a series of unique explorations that illuminate the complexities of the human experience. Join us to discover a new book with every episode, and immerse yourself in the compelling world of tragedy and moral ambiguity.
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27 AGO 2026 · Agamemnon is a verse tragedy of 1012 lines written by the Roman playwright Seneca the Younger in the 1st Century CE and based on the Greek Legend of the conflict within the House of Atreus. The blood-feud between Atreus and Thyestes was not ended with the terrible vengeance which Atreus wreaked upon his brother. It was yet in fate that Thyestes should live to beget upon his own daughter a son, Aegisthus, who should slay Atreus and bring ruin and death upon the great Atrides, Agamemnon. The Trojan war is done. And now the near approach of the victorious king, bringing his captives and treasure home to Argos, has been announced. But little does he dream to what a home he is returning. For Clytemnestra, enraged at Agamemnon because he had sacrificed her daughter Iphigenia at Aulis to appease the winds, and full of jealousy because he brings Cassandra as her rival home, estranged also by the long-continued absence of her lord, but most estranged by her own guilty union with Aegisthus, is now plotting to slay Agamemnon on his return, gaining thus at once revenge and safety from his wrath. (Summary by Alan Mapstone and the translator) Cast List Agamemnon, King of Argos: Alan Mapstone Ghost of Thyestes: Alan Mapstone Clytemnesta: Wendy Katz Hiller Aegisthus: Beeswaxcandle Cassandra: Jenn Broda Eurybates: Greg Giordano Electra: Sonia Strobius: ToddHW Nurse: Rapunzelina Chorus of Argive Women: Rita Boutros Band of Captive Trojan Women: Agnes Robert Behr Stage Directions: Inkell This episode includes AI-generated content.
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26 AGO 2026 · Agamemnon is a verse tragedy of 1012 lines written by the Roman playwright Seneca the Younger in the 1st Century CE and based on the Greek Legend of the conflict within the House of Atreus. The blood-feud between Atreus and Thyestes was not ended with the terrible vengeance which Atreus wreaked upon his brother. It was yet in fate that Thyestes should live to beget upon his own daughter a son, Aegisthus, who should slay Atreus and bring ruin and death upon the great Atrides, Agamemnon. The Trojan war is done. And now the near approach of the victorious king, bringing his captives and treasure home to Argos, has been announced. But little does he dream to what a home he is returning. For Clytemnestra, enraged at Agamemnon because he had sacrificed her daughter Iphigenia at Aulis to appease the winds, and full of jealousy because he brings Cassandra as her rival home, estranged also by the long-continued absence of her lord, but most estranged by her own guilty union with Aegisthus, is now plotting to slay Agamemnon on his return, gaining thus at once revenge and safety from his wrath. (Summary by Alan Mapstone and the translator) Cast List Agamemnon, King of Argos: Alan Mapstone Ghost of Thyestes: Alan Mapstone Clytemnesta: Wendy Katz Hiller Aegisthus: Beeswaxcandle Cassandra: Jenn Broda Eurybates: Greg Giordano Electra: Sonia Strobius: ToddHW Nurse: Rapunzelina Chorus of Argive Women: Rita Boutros Band of Captive Trojan Women: Agnes Robert Behr Stage Directions: Inkell This episode includes AI-generated content.
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25 AGO 2026 · Agamemnon is a verse tragedy of 1012 lines written by the Roman playwright Seneca the Younger in the 1st Century CE and based on the Greek Legend of the conflict within the House of Atreus. The blood-feud between Atreus and Thyestes was not ended with the terrible vengeance which Atreus wreaked upon his brother. It was yet in fate that Thyestes should live to beget upon his own daughter a son, Aegisthus, who should slay Atreus and bring ruin and death upon the great Atrides, Agamemnon. The Trojan war is done. And now the near approach of the victorious king, bringing his captives and treasure home to Argos, has been announced. But little does he dream to what a home he is returning. For Clytemnestra, enraged at Agamemnon because he had sacrificed her daughter Iphigenia at Aulis to appease the winds, and full of jealousy because he brings Cassandra as her rival home, estranged also by the long-continued absence of her lord, but most estranged by her own guilty union with Aegisthus, is now plotting to slay Agamemnon on his return, gaining thus at once revenge and safety from his wrath. (Summary by Alan Mapstone and the translator) Cast List Agamemnon, King of Argos: Alan Mapstone Ghost of Thyestes: Alan Mapstone Clytemnesta: Wendy Katz Hiller Aegisthus: Beeswaxcandle Cassandra: Jenn Broda Eurybates: Greg Giordano Electra: Sonia Strobius: ToddHW Nurse: Rapunzelina Chorus of Argive Women: Rita Boutros Band of Captive Trojan Women: Agnes Robert Behr Stage Directions: Inkell This episode includes AI-generated content.
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24 AGO 2026 · Agamemnon is a verse tragedy of 1012 lines written by the Roman playwright Seneca the Younger in the 1st Century CE and based on the Greek Legend of the conflict within the House of Atreus. The blood-feud between Atreus and Thyestes was not ended with the terrible vengeance which Atreus wreaked upon his brother. It was yet in fate that Thyestes should live to beget upon his own daughter a son, Aegisthus, who should slay Atreus and bring ruin and death upon the great Atrides, Agamemnon. The Trojan war is done. And now the near approach of the victorious king, bringing his captives and treasure home to Argos, has been announced. But little does he dream to what a home he is returning. For Clytemnestra, enraged at Agamemnon because he had sacrificed her daughter Iphigenia at Aulis to appease the winds, and full of jealousy because he brings Cassandra as her rival home, estranged also by the long-continued absence of her lord, but most estranged by her own guilty union with Aegisthus, is now plotting to slay Agamemnon on his return, gaining thus at once revenge and safety from his wrath. (Summary by Alan Mapstone and the translator) Cast List Agamemnon, King of Argos: Alan Mapstone Ghost of Thyestes: Alan Mapstone Clytemnesta: Wendy Katz Hiller Aegisthus: Beeswaxcandle Cassandra: Jenn Broda Eurybates: Greg Giordano Electra: Sonia Strobius: ToddHW Nurse: Rapunzelina Chorus of Argive Women: Rita Boutros Band of Captive Trojan Women: Agnes Robert Behr Stage Directions: Inkell This episode includes AI-generated content.
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23 AGO 2026 · Agamemnon is a verse tragedy of 1012 lines written by the Roman playwright Seneca the Younger in the 1st Century CE and based on the Greek Legend of the conflict within the House of Atreus. The blood-feud between Atreus and Thyestes was not ended with the terrible vengeance which Atreus wreaked upon his brother. It was yet in fate that Thyestes should live to beget upon his own daughter a son, Aegisthus, who should slay Atreus and bring ruin and death upon the great Atrides, Agamemnon. The Trojan war is done. And now the near approach of the victorious king, bringing his captives and treasure home to Argos, has been announced. But little does he dream to what a home he is returning. For Clytemnestra, enraged at Agamemnon because he had sacrificed her daughter Iphigenia at Aulis to appease the winds, and full of jealousy because he brings Cassandra as her rival home, estranged also by the long-continued absence of her lord, but most estranged by her own guilty union with Aegisthus, is now plotting to slay Agamemnon on his return, gaining thus at once revenge and safety from his wrath. (Summary by Alan Mapstone and the translator) Cast List Agamemnon, King of Argos: Alan Mapstone Ghost of Thyestes: Alan Mapstone Clytemnesta: Wendy Katz Hiller Aegisthus: Beeswaxcandle Cassandra: Jenn Broda Eurybates: Greg Giordano Electra: Sonia Strobius: ToddHW Nurse: Rapunzelina Chorus of Argive Women: Rita Boutros Band of Captive Trojan Women: Agnes Robert Behr Stage Directions: Inkell This episode includes AI-generated content.
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22 AGO 2026 · Agamemnon is a verse tragedy of 1012 lines written by the Roman playwright Seneca the Younger in the 1st Century CE and based on the Greek Legend of the conflict within the House of Atreus. The blood-feud between Atreus and Thyestes was not ended with the terrible vengeance which Atreus wreaked upon his brother. It was yet in fate that Thyestes should live to beget upon his own daughter a son, Aegisthus, who should slay Atreus and bring ruin and death upon the great Atrides, Agamemnon. The Trojan war is done. And now the near approach of the victorious king, bringing his captives and treasure home to Argos, has been announced. But little does he dream to what a home he is returning. For Clytemnestra, enraged at Agamemnon because he had sacrificed her daughter Iphigenia at Aulis to appease the winds, and full of jealousy because he brings Cassandra as her rival home, estranged also by the long-continued absence of her lord, but most estranged by her own guilty union with Aegisthus, is now plotting to slay Agamemnon on his return, gaining thus at once revenge and safety from his wrath. (Summary by Alan Mapstone and the translator) Cast List Agamemnon, King of Argos: Alan Mapstone Ghost of Thyestes: Alan Mapstone Clytemnesta: Wendy Katz Hiller Aegisthus: Beeswaxcandle Cassandra: Jenn Broda Eurybates: Greg Giordano Electra: Sonia Strobius: ToddHW Nurse: Rapunzelina Chorus of Argive Women: Rita Boutros Band of Captive Trojan Women: Agnes Robert Behr Stage Directions: Inkell This episode includes AI-generated content.
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21 AGO 2026 · Agamemnon is a verse tragedy of 1012 lines written by the Roman playwright Seneca the Younger in the 1st Century CE and based on the Greek Legend of the conflict within the House of Atreus. The blood-feud between Atreus and Thyestes was not ended with the terrible vengeance which Atreus wreaked upon his brother. It was yet in fate that Thyestes should live to beget upon his own daughter a son, Aegisthus, who should slay Atreus and bring ruin and death upon the great Atrides, Agamemnon. The Trojan war is done. And now the near approach of the victorious king, bringing his captives and treasure home to Argos, has been announced. But little does he dream to what a home he is returning. For Clytemnestra, enraged at Agamemnon because he had sacrificed her daughter Iphigenia at Aulis to appease the winds, and full of jealousy because he brings Cassandra as her rival home, estranged also by the long-continued absence of her lord, but most estranged by her own guilty union with Aegisthus, is now plotting to slay Agamemnon on his return, gaining thus at once revenge and safety from his wrath. (Summary by Alan Mapstone and the translator) Cast List Agamemnon, King of Argos: Alan Mapstone Ghost of Thyestes: Alan Mapstone Clytemnesta: Wendy Katz Hiller Aegisthus: Beeswaxcandle Cassandra: Jenn Broda Eurybates: Greg Giordano Electra: Sonia Strobius: ToddHW Nurse: Rapunzelina Chorus of Argive Women: Rita Boutros Band of Captive Trojan Women: Agnes Robert Behr Stage Directions: Inkell This episode includes AI-generated content.
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20 AGO 2026 · Agamemnon is a verse tragedy of 1012 lines written by the Roman playwright Seneca the Younger in the 1st Century CE and based on the Greek Legend of the conflict within the House of Atreus. The blood-feud between Atreus and Thyestes was not ended with the terrible vengeance which Atreus wreaked upon his brother. It was yet in fate that Thyestes should live to beget upon his own daughter a son, Aegisthus, who should slay Atreus and bring ruin and death upon the great Atrides, Agamemnon. The Trojan war is done. And now the near approach of the victorious king, bringing his captives and treasure home to Argos, has been announced. But little does he dream to what a home he is returning. For Clytemnestra, enraged at Agamemnon because he had sacrificed her daughter Iphigenia at Aulis to appease the winds, and full of jealousy because he brings Cassandra as her rival home, estranged also by the long-continued absence of her lord, but most estranged by her own guilty union with Aegisthus, is now plotting to slay Agamemnon on his return, gaining thus at once revenge and safety from his wrath. (Summary by Alan Mapstone and the translator) Cast List Agamemnon, King of Argos: Alan Mapstone Ghost of Thyestes: Alan Mapstone Clytemnesta: Wendy Katz Hiller Aegisthus: Beeswaxcandle Cassandra: Jenn Broda Eurybates: Greg Giordano Electra: Sonia Strobius: ToddHW Nurse: Rapunzelina Chorus of Argive Women: Rita Boutros Band of Captive Trojan Women: Agnes Robert Behr Stage Directions: Inkell This episode includes AI-generated content.
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19 AGO 2026 · Agamemnon is a verse tragedy of 1012 lines written by the Roman playwright Seneca the Younger in the 1st Century CE and based on the Greek Legend of the conflict within the House of Atreus. The blood-feud between Atreus and Thyestes was not ended with the terrible vengeance which Atreus wreaked upon his brother. It was yet in fate that Thyestes should live to beget upon his own daughter a son, Aegisthus, who should slay Atreus and bring ruin and death upon the great Atrides, Agamemnon. The Trojan war is done. And now the near approach of the victorious king, bringing his captives and treasure home to Argos, has been announced. But little does he dream to what a home he is returning. For Clytemnestra, enraged at Agamemnon because he had sacrificed her daughter Iphigenia at Aulis to appease the winds, and full of jealousy because he brings Cassandra as her rival home, estranged also by the long-continued absence of her lord, but most estranged by her own guilty union with Aegisthus, is now plotting to slay Agamemnon on his return, gaining thus at once revenge and safety from his wrath. (Summary by Alan Mapstone and the translator) Cast List Agamemnon, King of Argos: Alan Mapstone Ghost of Thyestes: Alan Mapstone Clytemnesta: Wendy Katz Hiller Aegisthus: Beeswaxcandle Cassandra: Jenn Broda Eurybates: Greg Giordano Electra: Sonia Strobius: ToddHW Nurse: Rapunzelina Chorus of Argive Women: Rita Boutros Band of Captive Trojan Women: Agnes Robert Behr Stage Directions: Inkell This episode includes AI-generated content.
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18 AGO 2026 · Agamemnon is a verse tragedy of 1012 lines written by the Roman playwright Seneca the Younger in the 1st Century CE and based on the Greek Legend of the conflict within the House of Atreus. The blood-feud between Atreus and Thyestes was not ended with the terrible vengeance which Atreus wreaked upon his brother. It was yet in fate that Thyestes should live to beget upon his own daughter a son, Aegisthus, who should slay Atreus and bring ruin and death upon the great Atrides, Agamemnon. The Trojan war is done. And now the near approach of the victorious king, bringing his captives and treasure home to Argos, has been announced. But little does he dream to what a home he is returning. For Clytemnestra, enraged at Agamemnon because he had sacrificed her daughter Iphigenia at Aulis to appease the winds, and full of jealousy because he brings Cassandra as her rival home, estranged also by the long-continued absence of her lord, but most estranged by her own guilty union with Aegisthus, is now plotting to slay Agamemnon on his return, gaining thus at once revenge and safety from his wrath. (Summary by Alan Mapstone and the translator) Cast List Agamemnon, King of Argos: Alan Mapstone Ghost of Thyestes: Alan Mapstone Clytemnesta: Wendy Katz Hiller Aegisthus: Beeswaxcandle Cassandra: Jenn Broda Eurybates: Greg Giordano Electra: Sonia Strobius: ToddHW Nurse: Rapunzelina Chorus of Argive Women: Rita Boutros Band of Captive Trojan Women: Agnes Robert Behr Stage Directions: Inkell This episode includes AI-generated content.
Explore the intricate themes of fate, vengeance, and the dark undercurrents of human emotion in a rotating collection inspired by the title "Agamemnon." This podcast invites listeners to delve into...
mostra di più
Explore the intricate themes of fate, vengeance, and the dark undercurrents of human emotion in a rotating collection inspired by the title "Agamemnon." This podcast invites listeners to delve into the rich tapestry of Greek tragedy, where the weight of legacy and the consequences of betrayal play pivotal roles in the lives of iconic figures. Each episode features a new complete audiobook, showcasing a variety of stories that echo the timeless struggles of power, sacrifice, and familial discord. As characters navigate their destinies, listeners will encounter the haunting echoes of past misdeeds and the relentless pursuit of retribution. This is not a single narrative but a series of unique explorations that illuminate the complexities of the human experience. Join us to discover a new book with every episode, and immerse yourself in the compelling world of tragedy and moral ambiguity.
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