Aeschylus
Full name:
Aeschylus
Notes:
Related performances:
| Performance | People | Performed at | Fesival/Occasion |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alcmene (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Argo (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Atalanta (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Athamas (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Bacchae (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Bassarids (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Cabeiri (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Callisto (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Carians (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Cercyon (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Circe (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Cretan Women (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Cycnus (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Dicktyoulkoi (Net-haulers) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Edonians (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Eleusinians (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Epigonoi (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Glaucus (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | ||
| Glaucus the Sea God (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Heliades (Daughters of the Sun) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Heracleidae (Children of Heracles) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Hoplon Crisis (Award of the Arms) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Hypsipyle (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Iphigenia (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Ixion (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Kerykes (Heralds) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Lion (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Lycurgus (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Memnon (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Myrmidons (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Mysians (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Nemea (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Nereids (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Niobe (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Nurses of Dionysus (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Oreithyia (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Ostologoi (Bone-Gatherers) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Palamedes (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Penelope (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Pentheus (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Perrhaebian Women (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Philoctetes (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Phorcides (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Phrygians (the Ransom of Hector) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Polydectes (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Priestesses (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Prometheus Bound (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Prometheus Luomenos (Unbound) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Prometheus Pyrphoros (The Fire-Bearer) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Propompoi (The Escort) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Psychagogoi (Ghost-raisers) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Psychostasia (Weighing of the Souls) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Semele (Water-Carriers) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Sisyphus (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Telephus (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Tenes (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Thalamopoioi (Chamber-makers) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Theoroi (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Thracian Women (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Toxotides (Archeresses) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Unknown (between 499 and 496 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) (between 499 and 496 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Unknown (between 499 and 498 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) (between 499 and 498 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Women of Argos (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Women of Lemnos (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Women of Salamis (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Xantriai (Wool-carders) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Youths (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | |
| Unknown (484 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) (484 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | Dionysia |
| Women of Etna (475 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) Hieron (Host) | Theatre (Syracuse, Sicily ) | |
| Glaucus of Potniae (472 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) Pericles (Sponsor/Choregos) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Persians (472 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) Pericles (Sponsor/Choregos) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Phineus (472 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) Pericles (Sponsor/Choregos) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Prometheus Pyrkaeus (The fire-kindler) (472 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) Pericles (Sponsor/Choregos) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Persians (between 471 and 466 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) Hieron (Host) | Theatre (Syracuse, Sicily ) | |
| Unknown (468 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) (468 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Laius (467 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Oedipus (467 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Seven against Thebes (467 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Sphinx (467 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Amymone (between 465 and 459 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Danaids (Daugthers of Danaus) (between 465 and 459 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Egyptians (between 465 and 459 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Suppliant Women (between 465 and 459 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Agamemnon (458 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) Xenocles (Sponsor/Choregos) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Choephoroi (The Libation Bearers) (458 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) Xenocles (Sponsor/Choregos) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Eumenides (458 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) Xenocles (Sponsor/Choregos) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Proteus (458 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) Xenocles (Sponsor/Choregos) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Revivals (between 456 and 400 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Unknown (456 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) (456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) Euphorion (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Amphitryon (100 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) |