This Wednesday at 8pm (UK time) join us for our latest Greek tragedy - we'll be reading Trojan Women with Center for Hellenic Studies, sententiae antiquae and special guest @RMitchellBoyask - we have a fabulous cast lined up & you can watch the live stream on the CHS website: chs.harvard.edu

“We’re ending free movement to open Britain up to the world.” Honestly feel like I could stare at this forever. Go round and round the loop of its self-negating, illogical smugness - constantly amazed, and then re-amazed, by the pride it takes in its own self-punching stupidity.

Watch this tonight!

This Wednesday at 3pm (UK time) join us for a reading of Ion by Euripides. Catch the amazing sententiae antiquae Center for Hellenic Studies and special guest Prof. Michael Scott - live stream available on the CHS website: chs.harvard.edu

Helping the arts institutions is welcome, but institutions need performers, they need all the creative workers that make our world-leading culture such a success. The buildings may now survive but, without specific support, will the workers?

Tomorrow at 8pm (UK time) join us for a reading of Alcestis - presented in conjunction with Center for Hellenic Studies and sententiae antiquae plus special guest Dr. Maria Xanthou FHEA - live stream on CHS homepage: chs.harvard.edu Another brilliant cast lined up as part of our ongoing series...

It was Jack Charlton's funeral today. I'll always cherish those Italia 90 games - and I almost lost a toe celebrating Ray Houghton's goal v Italy in '94 (I was VERY excited). Thanks for the memories, Jack. theguardian.com/football/ng-in…

If you've missed any of our episodes of Reading Greek Tragedy Online, don't depair! Catch them all (17 and counting) here: out-of-chaos.co.uk/greek-tragedy Grab a drink, sit in a basket and enjoy. Archive of Performances of Greek and Roman Drama sententiae antiquae Center for Hellenic Studies Classics for All The Classical Association

The chapter then focuses on the character of Agamemnon, with video contributions from the fantastic Struan Leslie and Dr Helen Eastman and performances of key speeches in original Greek by Barefacedgreek and English by the incredible Joan Iyiola and Paul O'Mahony

We're reading the whole of Sophocles' Electra (Paul Woodruff's translation) at 8pm BST this Sat. Join our amazing cast as we mark the halfway point of our weekly series with Center for Hellenic Studies and sententiae antiquae. Catch it here: youtu.be/QDW7y8y4Kmc or here: chs.harvard.edu

Last Saturday we had a brilliant full reading of Sophocles' Electra. Like all our episodes of Reading Greek Tragedy Online, it remains available on our website and the Center for Hellenic Studies youtube page. There are now 23 to choose from! youtu.be/QDW7y8y4Kmc

Join our amazing cast at 7pm GMT tonight (Weds 28th) for part 2 of the Oresteia... Watch live or catch up later here: youtu.be/nFhfG3l8yjA Libation Bearers is the latest in our weekly series with Center for Hellenic Studies sententiae antiquae and Paul O'Mahony #RGTO

Who would have thought a pandemic would teach me so much about Greek drama and give so many wonderful new friendships! gratitude to Paul O'Mahony Center for Hellenic Studies and Out of Chaos for bringing me to #RGTO keeping me human in inhumane times and making me a better version of myself

Deep gratitude and appreciation for everyone who came to our workshop and gave Paul O'Mahony and I so much to think about!

an amazing opportunity to study with BADA in London, Greece and Oxford Archive of Performances of Greek and Roman Drama - a great mix of theory and practice with a brilliant team... applications close Friday 29th Jan!

Just a few Zoom snapshots from last Friday's performance of Aeschylus's "The Suppliants" by Out of Chaos actors Argy Xafis @TashaGigi @NoreeVictoria DAVID RUBIN, Evelyn Miller and Nectarios Theodorou, directed by Paul O'Mahony. Thank you all!

Some weeks back I had this fantastic conversation about Reading Greek Tragedy online and redefining 'literature' during the pandemic with Evvy Miller and Paul O'Mahony Thanks A Bit Lit for sponsoring! sententiaeantiquae.com/2021/04/21/def…

ABL 114: Paul O'Mahony (Out of Chaos) speak to Evelyn Miller & Joel Christensen (sententiae antiquae) about "Reading Greek Tragedy Online." They discuss classical texts' relevance today, liveness & asynchronicity, community connection, & the virtues of "wailing": abitlit.co/conversations/…

Go on then, since you asked so nicely - here are the tour dates for Macbeth next year out-of-chaos.co.uk/macbeth-1.html #somethingwicked @mike_twed Claire Browne Midlands Arts Centre (MAC) @BarnsleyCivic Oxford Playhouse

I learn from Marina Hyde that Nigel Farage's favourite film is Love Actually.