|
Unknown (between 535 and 532 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 535 and 532 BC |
City Dionysia |
Thespis |
|
Unknown (between 523 and 520 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 523 and 520 BC |
City Dionysia |
Choerilus |
|
Alope |
between 523 and 465 BC |
City Dionysia |
Choerilus |
|
Antaeus (Libyans) |
between 511 and 476 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus |
|
Danaids |
between 511 and 476 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus |
|
Persians |
between 511 and 476 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus |
|
Women of Pleuron |
between 511 and 476 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus |
|
Tantalus |
between 511 and 476 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus |
|
Egyptians |
between 511 and 476 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus |
|
Actaeon |
between 511 and 476 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus |
|
Alcestis |
between 511 and 476 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus |
|
Cercyon |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Hoplon Crisis (Award of the Arms) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Philoctetes |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Dicktyoulkoi (Net-haulers) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Kerykes (Heralds) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Ostologoi (Bone-Gatherers) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Hypsipyle |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Nurses of Dionysus |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Circe |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Palamedes |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Phorcides |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Eleusinians |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Cretan Women |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Pentheus |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Phrygians (the Ransom of Hector) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Epigonoi |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Cycnus |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Prometheus Bound |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Perrhaebian Women |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Psychagogoi (Ghost-raisers) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Edonians |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Lion |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Penelope |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Unknown (between 499 and 498 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 499 and 498 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus |
|
Psychostasia (Weighing of the Souls) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Unknown (between 499 and 496 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 499 and 496 BC |
City Dionysia |
Pratinas |
|
Heliades (Daughters of the Sun) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Women of Lemnos |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Polydectes |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Unknown (between 499 and 496 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 499 and 496 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus |
|
Oreithyia |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Heracleidae (Children of Heracles) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Lycurgus |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Prometheus Luomenos (Unbound) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Unknown (between 499 and 496 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 499 and 496 BC |
City Dionysia |
Choerilus |
|
Thalamopoioi (Chamber-makers) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Memnon |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Prometheus Pyrphoros (The Fire-Bearer) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Theoroi |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Myrmidons |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Alcmene |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Propompoi (The Escort) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Athamas |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Thracian Women |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Priestesses |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Mysians |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Women of Salamis |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Women of Argos |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Ixion |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Youths |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Semele (Water-Carriers) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Dymaenae (Caryatides) |
between 499 and 467 BC |
City Dionysia |
Pratinas |
|
Argo |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Iphigenia |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Nemea |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Sisyphus |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Atalanta |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Cabeiri |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Nereids |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Telephus |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Bacchae |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Callisto |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Niobe |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Tenes |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Bassarids |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Carians |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Xantriai (Wool-carders) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Toxotides (Archeresses) |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Glaucus the Sea God |
between 499 and 456 BC |
|
Aeschylus |
|
Sack of Miletus |
492 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus |
|
Unknown (484 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
484 BC |
Dionysia |
Aeschylus |
|
Unknown (between 483 and 473 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 483 and 473 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euetes |
|
Unknown (between 483 and 482 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 483 and 482 BC |
City Dionysia |
Choerilus |
|
Unknown (between 482 and 471 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 482 and 471 BC |
City Dionysia |
Polyphrasmon |
|
Unknown (482 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
482 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus |
|
Unknown (482 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
482 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus |
|
Unknown (482 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
482 BC |
City Dionysia |
Choerilus |
|
Phoenician Women |
476 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus, Themistocles |
|
Phineus |
472 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus, Pericles |
|
Persians |
472 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus, Pericles |
|
Glaucus of Potniae |
472 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus, Pericles |
|
Prometheus Pyrkaeus (The fire-kindler) |
472 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus, Pericles |
|
Unknown (471 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
471 BC |
City Dionysia |
Polyphrasmon |
|
Unknown (between 470 and 468 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 470 and 468 BC |
City Dionysia |
[...]ippus |
|
Theseus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Crisis (Judgement) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Salmoneus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Niobe |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Phthiotides (Women of Phthia) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Aleadai (Sons of Aleus) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Dionysiskos (Infant Dionysus) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Thyestes |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Sinon |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Niptra (Footwashing) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Triptolemus |
468 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sophocles |
|
Philoctetes at Troy |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Alexander |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Dolopians |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Inachus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Lacainai (Laconian Women) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
The Scythians |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Odysseus Akanthoplex (Wounded with the spine) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Unknown (468 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
468 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus |
|
Phineus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Alcmaeon |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
The Demand for Helen's return |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Ixion |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Laocoon |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Sisyphus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Odysseus Mainomenus (The Madness of Odyesseus) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Phoenix |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Amycus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
The Rape of Helen |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Iobates |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Larisaioi (Men of Larissa) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Scyrioi (Men of Scyros) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Phrixus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Amphiaraus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
The Wedding of Helen |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Hipponous |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Lemniai (Women of Lemnos) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Syndeipnoi (Those who dine together) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Phrygians |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Amphitryon |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Eriphyle |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Iphigenia |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Manteis (Prophets) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Tantalus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Chryses |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Andromache |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
The Satyrs at Taenarum |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Iphicles |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Oecles |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Meleager |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Teucer |
between 468 and 423 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Athamas |
between 468 and 424 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Oreithyia |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Andromeda |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Unknown (between 468 and 406 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristias |
|
Eris (Strife) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Ichneutai (Trackers) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Oenomaus |
between 468 and 414 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Memnon |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Telephus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Ajax the Locrian |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Antenodridai (Sons of Antenor) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Hermione |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Ion |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Palamedes |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Minos |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Tereus |
between 468 and 414 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Ajax |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Unknown (between 468 and 463 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 468 and 463 BC |
City Dionysia |
Choerilus |
|
Atreus (Women of Mycenae) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Eumelus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Camicoi (Men of Camicus) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Thamyras |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Euaion, Sophocles |
|
Pandora (Sphyrokopoi) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Mousai (The Muses) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Electra |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Auge |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Euryalus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Cerberus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Epigonoi |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Peleus |
between 468 and 424 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Mysians |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Tympanistai (The Drummers) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Trachiniae (Women of Trachis) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Unknown (between 468 and 460 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 468 and 460 BC |
City Dionysia |
Mesatus |
|
Achaion Syllogos (Gathering of the Achaeans) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Eurypylus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Cedalion |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Polyxena |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Momus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Hybris |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Aegeus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Achilleos Erastai (Lovers of Achilles) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Eurysaces |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Heracleiskos (Infant Heracles) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Clytemnestra |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Priam |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Nauplius |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Hydrophoroi (Water-carriers) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Ethiopians |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Bacchae |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Heracles |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Colchides (Women of Colchis) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Procris |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Nausicaa (Pluntriai) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Phaeacians |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Aichmalotides (Captive Women) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Daedalus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Erigone |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Creusa |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Rhizotomoi (Root-cutters) |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Neoptolemus |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Phaedra |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Acrisius |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Danae |
between 468 and 406 BC |
|
Sophocles |
|
Kophoi (The Dumb ones) |
between 467 and 456 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sophocles |
|
Tantalus |
467 BC |
City Dionysia |
Pratinas, Aristias |
|
Laius |
467 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus |
|
Oedipus |
467 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus |
|
Seven against Thebes |
467 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus |
|
Sphinx |
467 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus |
|
Perseus |
467 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristias, Pratinas |
|
Antaeus |
between 467 and 406 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristias |
|
Palaistai |
467 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristias, Pratinas |
|
Atalanta |
between 467 and 406 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristias |
|
Lycurgus (Tetralogy) |
467 BC |
City Dionysia |
Polyphrasmon |
|
Fates |
between 467 and 406 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristias |
|
Cyclops (Sat) |
between 467 and 406 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristias |
|
Orpheus |
between 467 and 406 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristias |
|
Poimenes (The Shepherds) |
between 465 and 459 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sophocles |
|
Cycnus |
between 465 and 459 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sophocles |
|
Unknown (between 465 and 459 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 465 and 459 BC |
City Dionysia |
Mesatus |
|
Suppliant Women |
between 465 and 459 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus |
|
Egyptians |
between 465 and 459 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus |
|
Danaids (Daugthers of Danaus) |
between 465 and 459 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus |
|
Amymone |
between 465 and 459 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus |
|
Unknown (460 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
460 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristias |
|
Agamemnon |
458 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus, Xenocles |
|
Choephoroi (The Libation Bearers) |
458 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus, Xenocles |
|
Eumenides |
458 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus, Xenocles |
|
Proteus |
458 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus, Xenocles |
|
Unknown (456 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
456 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus, Euphorion |
|
Revivals |
between 456 and 400 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeschylus |
|
Thyestes |
between 455 and 426 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Phoenix |
between 455 and 426 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Alope |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Ino |
between 455 and 426 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Phrixus |
between 455 and 416 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Antigone |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Alcmene |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Ixion |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Hippolytus Kalyptomeus (Hippolytus Veiled) |
between 455 and 429 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Cadmus |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Peleus |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Pleisthenes |
between 455 and 415 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Polyidus |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Lamia |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Protesilaus |
between 455 and 428 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Licymnius |
between 455 and 430 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Cretans |
between 455 and 428 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Oineus |
between 455 and 425 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Peliades (Daughters of Pelias) |
455 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Melanippe the Wise |
between 455 and 412 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Stheneboea |
between 455 and 422 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Auge |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Skiron |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Autolycus |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Men of Scyros |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Bellerophon |
between 455 and 425 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Syleus |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Busiris |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Tennes |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Aegeus |
between 455 and 440 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Danae |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Temenidai |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Aeolus |
between 455 and 423 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Eurystheus |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Temenus |
between 455 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Theseus |
between 455 and 423 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Unknown (between 454 and 453 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 454 and 453 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristarchus |
|
Asclepius |
between 454 and 406 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristarchus |
|
Achilles |
between 454 and 406 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristarchus |
|
Tantalus |
between 454 and 406 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristarchus |
|
Agamemnon |
between 451 and 421 BC |
|
Ion |
|
Alcmene |
between 451 and 421 BC |
|
Ion |
|
Argeioi (Men of Argos) |
between 451 and 421 BC |
|
Ion |
|
Laertes |
between 451 and 421 BC |
|
Ion |
|
Eurytidai |
between 451 and 421 BC |
|
Ion |
|
Mega Drama |
between 451 and 421 BC |
|
Ion |
|
Kaineus (Phoenix) |
between 451 and 421 BC |
|
Ion |
|
Omphale |
between 451 and 421 BC |
|
Ion |
|
Teucer |
between 451 and 421 BC |
|
Ion |
|
Phoenix (Kaineus) |
between 451 and 421 BC |
|
Ion |
|
Phoenix (II) |
between 451 and 421 BC |
|
Ion |
|
Phrouroi |
between 451 and 421 BC |
|
Ion |
|
Unknown (between 451 and 448 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 451 and 448 BC |
City Dionysia |
Ion |
|
Orestes |
between 450 and 400 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides II |
|
Medea |
between 450 and 400 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides II |
|
Medea |
between 450 and 422 BC |
|
Melanthius |
|
Polyxena |
between 450 and 400 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides II |
|
Unknown (between 450 and 430 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 450 and 430 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides I |
|
Hephaestus |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Athla (Athloi) |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Theseus |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Azanes |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Iris |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Unknown (between 447 and 444 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 447 and 444 BC |
City Dionysia |
Achaeus I (of Eretria) |
|
Linus |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Moirai |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Momus |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Oedipus |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Omphale |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Peirithous |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Philoctetes |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Phrixus |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Alcmaeon |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Adrastus |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Aithon |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Alphesiboea |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria), Achaeus I |
|
Erginus |
between 447 and 405 BC |
|
Achaeus I (of Eretria) |
|
Unknown (447 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
447 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sophocles |
|
Unknown (446 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
446 BC |
City Dionysia |
Carcinus I |
|
Nauplius |
between 445 and 405 BC |
|
Philocles I |
|
Oedipus |
between 445 and 405 BC |
|
Philocles I |
|
Oineus |
between 445 and 405 BC |
|
Philocles I |
|
Pandion (Tetralogy) |
between 445 and 415 BC |
|
Philocles I |
|
Penelope |
between 445 and 405 BC |
|
Philocles I |
|
Priam |
between 445 and 405 BC |
|
Philocles I |
|
Philoctetes |
between 445 and 405 BC |
|
Philocles I |
|
Tereus (Epops) |
between 445 and 415 BC |
|
Philocles I |
|
Erigone |
between 445 and 405 BC |
City Dionysia |
Philocles I |
|
Antigone |
442 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sophocles |
|
Medea |
between 441 and 421 BC |
City Dionysia |
Neophron |
|
Unknown (441 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
441 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Alcmaeon in Psophis |
438 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Unknown (438 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
438 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sophocles |
|
Telephus |
438 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Cressai (Cretan Women) |
438 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Alcestis |
438 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Unknown (between 436 and 411 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 436 and 411 BC |
|
Theognis |
|
Oedipus |
between 436 and 411 BC |
|
Nicomachus |
|
Sack of Troy |
between 435 and 405 BC |
|
Iophon |
|
Telephus |
between 435 and 405 BC |
|
Iophon |
|
Cresphontes |
between 435 and 425 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Unknown (435 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
435 BC |
City Dionysia |
Iophon |
|
Auloidoi |
between 435 and 405 BC |
|
Iophon |
|
Unknown (435 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
435 BC |
City Dionysia |
Acestor |
|
Actaeon |
between 435 and 405 BC |
|
Iophon |
|
Achilles |
between 435 and 405 BC |
|
Iophon |
|
Bacchae (Pentheus) |
between 435 and 405 BC |
|
Iophon |
|
Dexamenus |
between 435 and 405 BC |
|
Iophon |
|
Heracleidae (Children of Heracles) |
between 435 and 427 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Licymnius |
between 434 and 424 BC |
|
Xenocles |
|
Theristai (Reapers) |
431 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Unknown (431 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
431 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sophocles |
|
Unknown (431 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
431 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euphorion |
|
Medea |
431 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Philoctetes |
431 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Unknown (431 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
431 BC |
Lenaea |
Menecrates |
|
Dictys |
431 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Unknown (between 430 and 429 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 430 and 429 BC |
City Dionysia |
Philocles I |
|
Oedipus Tyrannus |
between 430 and 429 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sophocles |
|
Peirithous |
between 430 and 403 BC |
|
Critias |
|
Medea |
between 430 and 422 BC |
|
Morsimus |
|
Rhadamanthys |
between 430 and 403 BC |
|
Critias |
|
Sisyphus |
between 430 and 403 BC |
|
Critias |
|
Hecuba |
between 430 and 420 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Unknown (between 430 and 410 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 430 and 410 BC |
City Dionysia |
Menecrates |
|
Tennes |
between 430 and 403 BC |
|
Critias |
|
Hippolytus |
428 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Unknown (428 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
428 BC |
City Dionysia |
Iophon |
|
Unknown (428 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
428 BC |
City Dionysia |
Ion |
|
Daitales |
427 BC |
|
Aristophanes, Callistratus |
|
Babylonians |
426 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristophanes, Callistratus |
|
Phaethon |
between 425 and 415 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Suppliant women |
between 425 and 420 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Acharnians |
425 BC |
Lenaea |
Aristophanes |
|
Noumeniai (New Moons) |
425 BC |
Lenaea |
Eupolis |
|
Cheimazomenoi (Tossed by the storm) |
425 BC |
Lenaea |
Cratinus |
|
Knights |
424 BC |
Lenaea |
Aristophanes |
|
Perikaiomenus Heracles |
between 424 and 404 BC |
|
Spintharus |
|
Semele Keraunoumene |
between 424 and 404 BC |
|
Spintharus |
|
Parthenopaeus |
between 424 and 404 BC |
|
Spintharus |
|
Melanippe the Captive |
between 424 and 413 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Satyroi (The Satyrs) |
424 BC |
Lenaea |
Cratinus |
|
Erechtheus |
423 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Konnos |
423 BC |
City Dionysia |
Ameipsias |
|
Putine (The Flask) |
423 BC |
City Dionysia |
Cratinus |
|
Clouds |
423 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristophanes, Callistratus |
|
Proagon |
422 BC |
Lenaea |
Philonides |
|
Wasps |
422 BC |
Lenaea |
Aristophanes, Philonides |
|
Unknown (422 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
422 BC |
City Dionysia |
Menecrates |
|
Presbeis (Ambassadors) |
422 BC |
Lenaea |
Leucon |
|
Peace |
421 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristophanes, Apollodorus |
|
Kolakes (Flatters) |
421 BC |
City Dionysia |
Eupolis |
|
Maricas |
421 BC |
Lenaea |
Eupolis |
|
Phratres (Clansmen) |
421 BC |
City Dionysia |
Leucon |
|
Autolycus |
420 BC |
|
Eupolis, Demostratus |
|
Electra |
between 420 and 410 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Heracles |
between 420 and 410 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Agamemnon |
419 BC |
Lenaea |
|
|
Theseus |
419 BC |
Lenaea |
Heracleides |
|
Rhesus |
between 418 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Tyro |
418 BC |
Lenaea |
Sophocles, Lysicrates |
|
Troilus |
418 BC |
Lenaea |
Sophocles |
|
Meleager |
between 418 and 415 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Amphilochus |
418 BC |
Lenaea |
Callistratus, Callipides |
|
Ixion |
418 BC |
Lenaea |
Callipides, Callistratus |
|
Mysians |
between 416 and 406 BC |
|
Agathon |
|
Aerope |
between 416 and 406 BC |
|
Agathon |
|
Alcmaeon |
between 416 and 406 BC |
|
Agathon |
|
Anthos (Antheus) |
between 416 and 406 BC |
|
Agathon |
|
Theseus |
between 416 and 406 BC |
|
Agathon |
|
Telephus |
between 416 and 406 BC |
|
Agathon |
|
Unknown (416 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
416 BC |
Lenaea |
Agathon |
|
Bacchae |
415 BC |
City Dionysia |
Xenocles |
|
Athamas |
415 BC |
City Dionysia |
Xenocles |
|
Ion |
between 415 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Iphigenia amongst the Taurians |
between 415 and 410 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Palamedes |
415 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Trojan Women |
415 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Sisyphus |
415 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Oedipus |
between 415 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Oedipus |
415 BC |
City Dionysia |
Xenocles |
|
Lycaon |
415 BC |
City Dionysia |
Xenocles |
|
Alexander |
415 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Monotropos |
414 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus, Phrynichus |
|
Unknown (414 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
414 BC |
City Dionysia |
Agathon |
|
Komaistai (Revellers) |
414 BC |
City Dionysia |
Ameipsias |
|
Amphiaraus |
414 BC |
Lenaea |
Aristophanes, Philonides |
|
Birds |
414 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristophanes, Callistratus |
|
Helen |
412 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Andromeda |
412 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Lysistrata |
411 BC |
Lenaea |
Aristophanes |
|
Antiope |
between 411 and 408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Hypsipyle |
between 411 and 408 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Thesmophoriazousai |
411 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristophanes |
|
Oenomaus |
between 410 and 409 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Chrysippus |
between 410 and 409 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Phoenician Women |
between 410 and 409 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Philoctetes |
409 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sophocles |
|
Orestes |
408 BC |
City Dionysia |
Hegelochus, Euripides |
|
Cyclops |
408 BC |
|
Euripides |
|
Wealth (Wealth I) |
408 BC |
|
Aristophanes |
|
Heracleidae |
between 408 and 388 BC |
|
Pamphilus |
|
Unknown (406 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
406 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sophocles |
|
Adonis |
between 406 and 367 BC |
|
Dionysius |
|
Alcmene |
between 406 and 367 BC |
|
Dionysius |
|
Leda |
between 406 and 367 BC |
|
Dionysius |
|
Limos |
between 406 and 367 BC |
|
Dionysius |
|
Frogs |
405 BC |
Lenaea |
Aristophanes, Philonides |
|
Iphigenia at Aulis |
between 405 and 400 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Alcmaeon at Corinth |
between 405 and 400 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Bacchae |
between 405 and 400 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Mousai (Muses) |
405 BC |
Lenaea |
Phrynichus, Phrynichus |
|
Kleophon |
405 BC |
Lenaea |
Platon |
|
Oedipodeia |
399 BC |
|
Meletus |
|
Unknown (398 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
398 BC |
City Dionysia |
Astydamas |
|
Iphigenia |
between 398 and 380 BC |
|
Polyidus |
|
Unknown (396 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
396 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sophocles II |
|
Lacones (Laconians) |
388 BC |
|
Nicochares |
|
Adonis |
388 BC |
|
Nicophon |
|
Wealth (Wealth II) |
388 BC |
|
Aristophanes |
|
Pasiphae |
388 BC |
|
Alcaeus |
|
Admetus |
388 BC |
|
Aristomenes |
|
Unknown (387 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
387 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aristocrates, Sophocles II, Cleandrus |
|
Unknown (382 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
382 BC |
Lenaea |
|
|
Semele |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Carcinus II |
|
Suppliants |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Apollodorus |
|
Tyro |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Carcinus II |
|
Unknown (between 380 and 360 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 380 and 360 BC |
Lenaea |
Patrocles |
|
Odysseus |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Apollodorus |
|
Alope |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Carcinus II |
|
Unknown (380 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
380 BC |
Lenaea |
Apollodorus |
|
Ajax |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Carcinus II |
|
Amphiaraus |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Carcinus II |
|
Achilles |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Carcinus II |
|
Akanthoplex |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Apollodorus |
|
Medea |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Carcinus II |
|
Teknoktonos (Childkiller) |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Apollodorus |
|
Oedipus |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Carcinus II |
|
Hellenes |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Apollodorus |
|
Orestes |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Carcinus II |
|
Thyestes |
between 380 and 340 BC |
|
Apollodorus |
|
Unknown (377 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
377 BC |
Lenaea |
|
|
Unknown (376 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
376 BC |
City Dionysia |
|
|
Unknown (376 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
376 BC |
Lenaea |
Carcinus II |
|
Unknown (375 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
375 BC |
Lenaea |
|
|
Unknown (375 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
375 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sophocles II |
|
Unknown (373 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
373 BC |
Lenaea |
|
|
Unknown (between 373 and 372 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 373 and 372 BC |
City Dionysia |
Carcinus II |
|
Alcmene |
between 372 and 340 BC |
|
Astydamas II |
|
Aias Mainomenos (Mad Ajax) |
between 372 and 340 BC |
|
Astydamas II |
|
Alcmaeon |
between 372 and 340 BC |
|
Astydamas II |
|
Bellerophon |
between 372 and 340 BC |
|
Astydamas II |
|
Hector |
between 372 and 340 BC |
|
Astydamas II |
|
Hermes |
between 372 and 340 BC |
|
Astydamas II |
|
Heracles |
between 372 and 340 BC |
|
Astydamas II |
|
Nauplius |
between 372 and 340 BC |
|
Astydamas II |
|
Palamedes |
between 372 and 340 BC |
|
Astydamas II |
|
Tyro |
between 372 and 340 BC |
|
Astydamas II |
|
Unknown (372 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
372 BC |
City Dionysia |
Astydamas II |
|
Phoenix |
between 372 and 340 BC |
|
Astydamas II |
|
Epigonoi |
between 372 and 340 BC |
|
Astydamas II |
|
Oedipus |
between 371 and 352 BC |
|
Theodectes |
|
Orestes |
between 371 and 352 BC |
|
Theodectes |
|
Tydeus |
between 371 and 352 BC |
|
Theodectes |
|
Philoctetes |
between 371 and 352 BC |
|
Theodectes |
|
Unknown (between 371 and 352 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 371 and 352 BC |
City Dionysia |
Theodectes |
|
Ajax |
between 371 and 352 BC |
|
Theodectes |
|
Alcmaeon |
between 371 and 352 BC |
|
Theodectes |
|
Helen |
between 371 and 352 BC |
|
Theodectes |
|
Lynceus |
between 371 and 352 BC |
|
Theodectes |
|
Alphesiboea |
between 370 and 330 BC |
|
Chaeremon |
|
Achilles |
between 370 and 330 BC |
|
Chaeremon |
|
Dionysus |
between 370 and 330 BC |
|
Chaeremon |
|
Centaur |
between 370 and 330 BC |
|
Chaeremon |
|
Thyestes |
between 370 and 330 BC |
|
Chaeremon |
|
Unknown (370 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
370 BC |
Lenaea |
|
|
Minyae |
between 370 and 330 BC |
|
Chaeremon |
|
Oineus |
between 370 and 330 BC |
|
Chaeremon |
|
Odysseus |
between 370 and 330 BC |
|
Chaeremon |
|
Traumatias |
between 370 and 330 BC |
|
Chaeremon |
|
Unknown (370 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
370 BC |
Lenaea |
Astydamas II |
|
Unknown (368 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
368 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aphareus |
|
The Ransom of Hector |
367 BC |
Lenaea |
Dionysius |
|
Unknown (365 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
365 BC |
City Dionysia |
Theodectes |
|
Leucippus |
between 364 and 322 BC |
|
Cleophon |
|
Amymone |
364 BC |
Lenaea |
Nicomachus |
|
Mandroboulus |
between 364 and 322 BC |
|
Cleophon |
|
Persis |
between 364 and 322 BC |
|
Cleophon |
|
Telephus |
between 364 and 322 BC |
|
Cleophon |
|
Actaeon |
between 364 and 322 BC |
|
Cleophon |
|
Amphiaraus |
between 364 and 322 BC |
|
Cleophon |
|
Achilles |
between 364 and 322 BC |
|
Cleophon |
|
Bacchae |
between 364 and 322 BC |
|
Cleophon |
|
Dexamenus |
between 364 and 322 BC |
|
Cleophon |
|
Erigone |
between 364 and 322 BC |
|
Cleophon |
|
Thyestes |
between 364 and 322 BC |
|
Cleophon |
|
Hypsipyle |
363 BC |
Lenaea |
Hipparchus, Cleaenetus |
|
Oinopion |
363 BC |
Lenaea |
Arexis, Unknown |
|
Medea |
363 BC |
Lenaea |
Androsthenes, Theodorides |
|
Phaethon |
363 BC |
Lenaea |
Androsthenes, Theodorides |
|
Antigone |
between 363 and 343 BC |
|
Sophocles, Aristodemus, Theodorus |
|
Medea |
between 362 and 321 BC |
|
Diogenes |
|
Oedipus |
between 362 and 321 BC |
|
Diogenes |
|
Chrysippus |
between 362 and 321 BC |
|
Diogenes |
|
Atreus |
between 362 and 321 BC |
|
Diogenes |
|
Achilles |
between 362 and 321 BC |
|
Diogenes |
|
Helen |
between 362 and 321 BC |
|
Diogenes |
|
Heracles |
between 362 and 321 BC |
|
Diogenes |
|
Thyestes |
between 362 and 321 BC |
|
Diogenes |
|
Unknown (361 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
361 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aphareus |
|
Unknown (360 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
360 BC |
City Dionysia |
Amymon |
|
Unknown (356 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
356 BC |
Lenaea |
Achaeus II |
|
Unknown (355 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
355 BC |
Lenaea |
Aphareus |
|
Unknown (354 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
354 BC |
Lenaea |
Philinus |
|
Unknown (352 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
352 BC |
Lenaea |
Asclepidaes I |
|
Unknown (351 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
351 BC |
Lenaea |
Caerius |
|
Unknown (350 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
350 BC |
Lenaea |
Timostratus |
|
Unknown (347 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
347 BC |
City Dionysia |
Thettalus, Astydamas II, Cleomachus |
|
Unknown (342 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
342 BC |
City Dionysia |
Athenodorus |
|
Iphigenia |
341 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Auge |
341 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aphareus, Thettalus |
|
Achilles |
341 BC |
City Dionysia |
Astydamas II, Thettalus |
|
Athamas |
341 BC |
City Dionysia |
Astydamas II, Neoptolemus |
|
Antigone |
341 BC |
City Dionysia |
Athenodorus, Astydamas II |
|
Teucer |
341 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euaretus |
|
Achilles |
341 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euaretus, Thettalus |
|
Unknown (341 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
341 BC |
City Dionysia |
Neoptolemus, Euaretus |
|
Peliades |
341 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aphareus, Neoptolemus |
|
Orestes |
341 BC |
City Dionysia |
Athenodorus, Aphareus |
|
Lycurgus |
340 BC |
City Dionysia |
Timocles, Arreneides |
|
Orestes |
340 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Electra |
between 340 and 295 BC |
|
Polus, Sophocles |
|
Parthenopaeus |
340 BC |
City Dionysia |
Astydamas II, Thettalus |
|
Themistocles |
between 340 and 300 BC |
|
Moschion |
|
Lycaon |
340 BC |
City Dionysia |
Astydamas II, Neoptolemus |
|
Telephus |
between 340 and 300 BC |
|
Moschion |
|
Phrixus |
340 BC |
City Dionysia |
Philocles II, Timocles, Thettalus |
|
Men of Pherae |
between 340 and 300 BC |
|
Moschion |
|
Oedipus |
340 BC |
City Dionysia |
Philocles II, Timocles, Neoptolemus |
|
Alcmaeon |
340 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euaretus, Thettalus |
|
Unknown (340 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
340 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euaretus, Neoptolemus |
|
Icarioi Satyroi |
between 340 and 329 BC |
City Dionysia |
Timocles |
|
Phorcides |
339 BC |
City Dionysia |
Timocles |
|
Unknown (339 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
339 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Phorcys |
339 BC |
City Dionysia |
Unknown |
|
Unknown (331 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
331 BC |
City Dionysia |
Nicostratus |
|
Unknown (329 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
329 BC |
City Dionysia |
Athenodorus, Theramenes, Philocles, Timocles |
|
Heniochos (The Charioteer) |
312 BC |
City Dionysia |
Menander, Callipides |
|
Thesauros (Treasure) |
311 BC |
City Dionysia |
Anaxandrides |
|
Mystis (The Initiate) |
311 BC |
City Dionysia |
Philippides, Asclepiodorus |
|
[...]skopos (-watcher) |
311 BC |
City Dionysia |
Callipus, Nicostratus |
|
Apoleipousa (The Runaway Wife) |
311 BC |
City Dionysia |
Ameinias, Asclepiodorus |
|
Pankratiast |
311 BC |
City Dionysia |
Theophilus |
|
Paidion (Little child) |
311 BC |
City Dionysia |
|
|
Unknown (306 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
306 BC |
Lenaea |
Hieromnemon, Phanostratus |
|
Unknown (between 300 and 290 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
between 300 and 290 BC |
|
Antiphilus |
|
Unknown (294 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
294 BC |
City Dionysia |
Aeantides |
|
Unknown (290 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
290 BC |
City Dionysia |
Phrynichus |
|
Unknown (286 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
286 BC |
City Dionysia |
Homerus |
|
The Poet |
284 BC |
Lenaea |
Antiphanes, Phoenicides |
|
Ephesia (Woman of Ephesus) |
284 BC |
Lenaea |
Simylus, Aristomachus |
|
Nekros (The Corpse) |
284 BC |
Lenaea |
Diodorus, Aristomachus |
|
Mainomenos (The Madman) |
284 BC |
Lenaea |
Cephisius, Diodorus |
|
Unknown (282 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
282 BC |
City Dionysia |
Dionysiades |
|
Orestes |
between 279 and 219 BC |
City Dionysia |
Euripides |
|
Unknown (278 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
278 BC |
City Dionysia |
Xenocrates |
|
Phasma (The Ghost) |
between 262 and 254 BC |
City Dionysia |
Menander, Dioscurides |
|
[Mis]anthropoi |
between 262 and 254 BC |
City Dionysia |
Callias, Diphilius |
|
Oedipus |
between 256 and 252 BC |
Lenaea |
|
|
Erchieis (Men of Erchia) |
between 210 and 200 BC |
City Dionysia |
Nicodemus, Unknown |
|
Misogynes (The Woman hater) |
between 200 and 190 BC |
City Dionysia |
Menander |
|
Chrysippus |
between 200 and 100 BC |
|
Silenus |
|
Phoenix |
between 200 and 100 BC |
|
Athenodorus |
|
Ephesioi (Ephesians) |
183 BC |
City Dionysia |
Criton, Sophilos |
|
Nauagos |
183 BC |
City Dionysia |
Paramonus, Onesimus |
|
Philoikeios (The Family Man) |
183 BC |
City Dionysia |
Timostratus, Callistratus |
|
Philodespotos (The Faithful Servant) |
183 BC |
City Dionysia |
Sogenes, Hecataeus |
|
Milesia (The Woman from Miletus) |
183 BC |
City Dionysia |
Philemon, Crates |
|
Apokleinomene (The Woman shut up indoors) |
183 BC |
City Dionysia |
Posidippus |
|
Apokleiomene (The Woman shut up indoors) |
181 BC |
City Dionysia |
Philostratus, Posidippus |
|
Phasma (The Ghost) |
167 BC |
City Dionysia |
Menander, Monimus |
|
Unknown (167 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
167 BC |
City Dionysia |
Paramonus, Damon |
|
Aitolos (The Man from Aetolia) |
167 BC |
City Dionysia |
Monimus, Criton |
|
The Poet |
167 BC |
City Dionysia |
Biottus, Damon |
|
Unknown (25 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) |
25 BC |
City Dionysia |
Thrasycles |
