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Im Mittelpunkt steht die tragische Liebesgeschichte zwischen der bürgerlichen Luise Miller und dem adeligen Ferdinand von Walter – zerrissen zwischen persönlichen Gefühlen und den gesellschaftlichen Zwängen ihrer Zeit. Schiller verbindet hier eine berührende Romanze mit scharfer Gesellschaftskritik. Machtspiele, Intrigen und der Gegensatz zwischen Adel und Bürgertum führen zu einem ebenso packenden wie erschütternden Finale.

Nach dem Mord an Agamemnon kehrt sein Sohn Orestes heim – mit dem Ziel, seine Mutter Klytaimnestra zu töten, um den Vater zu rächen. Gemeinsam mit seiner Schwester Elektra steht er vor einem tragischen Konflikt: Familienbande gegen Blutrache, Pflicht gegen inneres Grauen. Aischylos zeigt in dieser Tragödie, wie sich das Rad der Gewalt weiterdreht – und bereitet den Weg für eine tiefgreifende Wendung im letzten Teil (Die Eumeniden).

Nach dem Ende des Trojanischen Krieges kehrt Agamemnon, König von Mykene, siegreich in seine Heimat zurück – doch dort erwartet ihn kein Triumph, sondern eine tödliche Intrige. Seine Frau Klytaimnestra, erfüllt von Hass und Schmerz über die Opferung ihrer Tochter Iphigenie, plant Rache. Aischylos entfaltet ein düsteres Familiendrama über Schuld, Gerechtigkeit und den verhängnisvollen Kreislauf der Blutrache – ein Werk, das bis heute nichts von seiner Wucht verloren hat.

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Un hombre colombiano, marcado por el trabajo y la distancia, observa en silencio cómo el sacrificio se convierte en futuro. Sin lujos ni atajos, cada jornada lejos de casa se transforma en cimientos firmes para volver con la vida hecha.

The Just Men of Cordova by Edgar Wallace. Once again our vigilante heroes lend their great talents to serve against those outwith the law; The setting is the Spanish city of Cordova, wherein a number of wealthy European financiers have succumbed to a mysterious poison. Manfred, Gonzales, Poiccart and another meet out justice in there usual inimitable fashion, thwarting the devious shenanigans of the criminals of the early twentieth century.

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Dramatic tales of post-apocalyptic survival horror told through evidence left behind by those who fought back against the reanimated dead. Concept art, stories and narration by Luke O’Brien Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Stage Is Ours is a youth-led podcast by the Niamh Kelleher School of Drama, where young voices step into the spotlight and speak openly about the world they’re growing up in.Led by their inspiring drama teacher, students from primary and secondary school share honest conversations about creativity, confidence, friendships, school life, mental health, social media, inclusion, and the challenges and joys of being young today. Through discussion, storytelling, and performance, this podcast creates a safe and empowering space for expression.More than just a podcast about drama, The Stage Is ...

Two friends. Zero filters. Way too many stories.When these Mallory & Katie get together, things spiral fast. From “you had to be there” moments to stories that somehow get worse every time they’re retold, nothing is off-limits and nothing makes sense, but it’s always hilarious. If you love chaotic energy, unexpected plot twists, and friends who absolutely enable each other, you’re in the right place. Buckle up… these stories are wild.

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The Burglars' Club by Henry Augustus Hering. 'He's one of us,' the burglar explained. 'You see, we are men who have pretty well exhausted the pleasures of life. We've all been in the Army or the Navy, all of us are sportsmen, and we are bachelors; so there isn't much excitement left for us. We've started a Burglars' Club to help things on a bit. The entrance fee is a town burglary, the subject to be set by our president, and every other year each member has to keep up his subscription by a provincial line.'

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Hidden Men is an original radio drama written by Malcolm J Hogan, exploring the unseen lives of male carers with warmth, humour and honesty.Set around a small local support group, the play follows men at different stages of caring — husbands, sons and friends — each quietly navigating responsibility, exhaustion and isolation. As their stories unfold, shared experience becomes a lifeline.The drama features performances from Alan Fletcher, Toby Foster, Matthew James Morrison, Ryan Mulvey and Scott Wright, with sound design and music by William Price, whose work helps shape the emotional ...

Immerse yourself in the captivating tale of Don Juan, a legendary figure celebrated in both Spanish and Italian lore as a charming libertine. The essence of the Don Juan myth remains consistent across various interpretations a wealthy seducer who revels in winning the hearts of women from all walks of life. Among the many adaptations, Mozarts opera Don Giovanni, with a libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte, stands out as a quintessential rendition. Premiering in Prague in 1787, this masterpiece has inspired literary giants such as E. T. A. Hoffmann, Alexander Pushkin, Søren Kierkegaard, George Bernard...

Dive into a gripping family drama by Australian playwright Arthur Adams that explores themes of legacy and responsibility while questioning who the true wasters in society are. With powerful lines such as, No; you produce nothing, you spend everything; you do nothing, you waste everything. Youre parasites, useless parasites... the play confronts the complexities of dependency and blame. Yet, amidst the tension, moments of comic relief emerge in the second act, set in the quirky womens undergarment department of the family store. Join us for a thought-provoking exploration that promises to ...

Step into the world of Pandoras Box, a groundbreaking play by German dramatist Frank Wedekind that first captivated audiences in 1904. This gripping piece is the second part of his renowned Lulu plays, with the first being Earth Spirit from 1895. Together, they explore a society torn apart by the insatiable cravings of lust and greed. The play inspired G. W. Pabsts 1929 silent film adaptation and laid the foundation for Alban Bergs opera Lulu, which premiered posthumously in 1937. Originally conceived as a five-act drama subtitled A Monster Tragedy, Wedekind later divided it into two plays, ...

Take a word of advice—sever those ties to Squire Kates apron strings. As Gilbert turns away, he reflects on the trials he faced after the death of his father, John Verity, and the support he received in overcoming his challenges. Yet, he knows that no amount of skill can revive the fortunes of this worn-out estate. So venture forth into a world full of opportunity and life. With gratitude for the past, he faces an uncertain future. Join us for a captivating exploration of love, sacrifice, and the pursuit of dreams.

Pippa Passes is a captivating blend of drama and poetry by Robert Browning, first published in 1841 as the inaugural volume of his Bells and Pomegranates series. Browning envisioned this work as a groundbreaking exploration of a young, innocent girl navigating the perilous streets of Asolo, untouched by the corruption surrounding her. Its release was met with significant controversy due to its candid depiction of various unsavory characters, particularly the adulterous Ottima, and its frank discussions on sexuality. One of the most memorable passages beautifully encapsulates the essence of ...

The Way of the World, a brilliant play by British playwright William Congreve, made its debut in 1700 at the theatre in Lincolns Inn Fields, London. Celebrated as one of the finest examples of Restoration comedy, it continues to captivate audiences today. The story revolves around the two lovers, Mirabell and Millamant, who must navigate the complexities of love and social expectations to secure their marriage and Millamants substantial dowry. Their path is fraught with challenges, particularly from Millamants aunt, Lady Wishfort, a bitter woman intent on thwarting their union in favor of her ...