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EURYDICE - UAH

around and Eurydice dies a second, this time irreversible, death In Virgil and Ovid, Eurydice is a minor character, a woman who never speaks but serves as the inspiration for Orpheus Sarah Ruhl, conversely, amends this oversight and makes Eurydice the central figure in her own story Ruhl’s play offers a

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Eurydice Audition Sides - New Moon Theatre

Eurydice Audition Sides: Orpheus, Eurydice p 8-10 "I don't know if I want to be an instrument" to last "I'll race you" Father p 10 Scene 2 Monologue Eurydice, The Nasty Interesting Man p 15-16 "So Eurydice Tell me one thing Name me one person you find interesting " to "Close your eyes, then" The Stones

Orpheus and Eurydice - University of Cambridge

Orpheus and Eurydice 1 There has only been one mortal whose skill at playing the lyre compared with the skill of the god of music, golden Apollo, and that mortal’s name was Orpheus When he played, the birds would swoop down from the heavens and sit on the branches above his head When he played, the animals of the fields would

MONOLOGUES EURYDICE – On

MANe Eurydice I'm not interesting, but I'm strong You could teach me to be interesting I would listen Orpheus is too busy listening to his own thoughts There's music ill his head 'fry to pluck the music out and it bites you I'll bet you had an interesting thought today, for instance She tits her head to the side, quizzical

Orpheus and Eurydice

Eurydice to realms of upper air Had well-nigh won, behind him following— So Proserpine had ruled it—when his heart A sudden mad desire surprised and seized— Meet fault to be forgiven, might Hell forgive For at the very threshold of the day, Heedless, alas And vanquished of resolve, He stopped, turned, looked upon Eurydice

Orpheus and Eurydice from the Metamorphoses

Title: Orpheus and Eurydice from the Metamorphoses Author: Ovid Subject: Publius Ovidius Naso (43 BCE-17 CE) was a renowned and sometimes controversial poet whose work, along with that of Virgil and Horace, characterizes the golden age of Roman poetry

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Eurydice Audition Sides - New Moon Theatre

Orpheus and Eurydice - University of Cambridge

MONOLOGUES EURYDICE – On

Orpheus and Eurydice

Orpheus and Eurydice from the Metamorphoses