Reminder to all KCL students - applications for this year’s Greek play, with Actors of Dionysus, close tomorrow! - Apply by 09/12/22 - Interviews (via zoom) 13/12/22 - Meeting with aod 15/12/22 Email [email protected] for more info!

What do we inherit from our families? What can they ask us to sacrifice? We are thrilled to announce that this year’s KCL Greek Play is going to be a new play exploring the story of Iphigenia! KCL Students, watch this space for ways to get involved…

Calling all KCL students! Auditions for the KCL Greek Play will be on the 3rd of February on the KCL campus. See the thread for details of how to submit yourself for an audition… Reminder that you must be a current student at KCL to audition for the play. #StudentTheatre

LCOC is proud to release its first open letter addressed to the University of London's Classics departments. To read the full letter and sign it, please click here: forms.gle/kQaPUoYmHosyZ1… You don't have to be a POC or UOL-affiliated to sign and show your support!

Due to National Rail and London Bus strikes on the 3rd of February the auditions for the KCL Greek Play have been moved to the 11th of February. The deadline for submitting video auditions has also been extended to midnight on the 3rd of February. #StudentTheatre #LifeAtKings

LCOC coming through and saying what I have been screaming about since I started Classics as an undergrad. I hope departments listen up and take notes. Good on the commitee for taking the first step.

Calling all KCL students! We are looking for a great team for roles behind the scenes - so if you want to be involved but don’t want to be on the stage this is for you! See thread for roles and how to apply… #KCLGreekPlay #ClassicsTwitter #NewWriting #StudentTheatre

‼️calling kings classicists‼️ the classics department (King's Classics) is hosting an end of term party next thursday, 30th march !! come along for food and drinks at the history open space on the 8th floor of the strand building 🥳🥳 see you all there 🤍

Join us for this year's poster reveal of the King's Greek Play and Actors of Dionysus's Iphigeneia! The play follows the story of Iphigeneia in a new way while drawing on the works of Euripides and Aeschylus. When: 5pm, Thursday 30th March Where: Classics Common Room, Strand