Year:
53 BC
Scripts:
Genres:
Tragedy
Medium of performance:
Sung Recital
Languages:
Greek, Ancient (to 1453)
People involved:
(Tragic Actor)
Known from:
Venues and occasions:
Banquet hall (Unknown location, Armenia) -
Wedding celebrations
Production notes:
Plutarch tells us of a performance of part of the Bacchae by the tragic actor Jason of Tralles at a banquet in the celebrations of the wedding between Hyrodes' son Pacorus and Artavasdes' sister. During the performance Sillaces rolled in the head of Crassus which Jason then, switching to the part of Agaue, used in performance as the head of Pentheus. The evidence for this performance is anecdotal.