King's College London Greek Play
Aeschylus' The Persians
in original Greek with English surtitle
The Persians (Persae) is the only surviving Greek tragedy that treats a non-mythological subject. It was first performed in 472 B.C., barely seven years after the final defeat of the Persians, and is a representation of suffering that remains relevant to this day.
Showing at:
February 10th at 2.30pm and 7pm
February 11th at 7pm
February 12th 2.30 pm and 7pm
There will be a discussion of Aeschylus’ Persae at 6pm before the performance on Thursday 11 Feb., with contributions from Professor Simon Goldhill of Cambridge University and Dr. Lindsay Allen of KCL.
Ticket Prices:
£8.00
£5.00 concessions (for students, OAPs, the unwaged)
(price includes programme)
- Parties of 10+ people receive £1.00 off per ticket.
- School parties: accompanying teacher qualifies for concessionary rate
You can buy your tickets from the Greek Play Box Office in several ways:
1. By sending a cheque made payable to King's College Greek Play at the following address:
King's College Greek Play
Department of Classics
King's College London
Strand
Tel: 020 7848 2399
greekplay@kcl.ac.uk
Please specify:
a) your name, address, telephone number
b) which performance you would like to attend (time & date)
c) the amount of your cheque
Or fill in a booking form.
2. Online via Ticketweb.
3. Tickets can also be bought at the door but are subject to availability.
Location
55 Weston Street
London Bridge
London SE1 3RA
Location map of the Greenwood Theatre