An edition of Phaedra Britannica (1976)

Phaedra Britannica

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Phaedra Britannica
Tony Harrison
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An edition of Phaedra Britannica (1976)

Phaedra Britannica

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In his adaptation of Racine, Harrison ingeniously transposes the action of the old Greek tragedy of Phaedra to the steamy landscape of an India seen through the narrow eye slits of Victorian society. The story seen through this arresting perspective with the ancient and vengeful Gods of India taking over from the Greek furies takes on a special vibrancy. 'Phaedra Britannica' was first performed by the National Theatre Company at the Old Vic in September 1975.

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Bloomsbury
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Phaedra Britannica
2013, Bloomsbury
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Cover of: Phaedra Britannica
Phaedra Britannica
1976, Collings
in English - 3rd ed. / [photographs by Anthony Crickmay].

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Adapted from Phédre by Jean Racine.

Previously issued in print: in Plays two. London: Faber, 2002.

Published in
London]

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822.914
Library of Congress
PR6058.A6943

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OL44531533M

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