In Greek mythology, Dionysus is the god who oversees vegetables and fruit, particularly the making of wine from grapes, and thus is also connected to ecstatic partying. Dionsysus is also the god of ...

Post-war Japan was home to exciting new theatrical forms . These included the often grotesque and contorted, but at times ...

In the original, Dionysos went to bring back Euripides and was won over by Aeschylus instead. In order to resonate with the ...

A countdown of the five craziest Greek gods. Who will be #1? The most jealous, angry, violent, fun-loving, or creative?

This is an opera about everything,” director Ido Ricklin says. "“It’s about love and loneliness, idealism and self-interest – and it’s at the same time about art and life itself." ...

Jewish Theatre of Bloomington presents '4000 Miles ... Synopsis: "Hurricane Diane" is about the Greek god Dionysus making his way forward to modernity. So, why not dress up as a butch gardener ...

From the glamour of the French Riviera to the chaos of Paris, Dionysus Theatre’s fresh, fast-paced production captures every ounce of Coward’s razor wit and emotional turbulence. With a cast of ...

He explains that Apollo is the god of music, who demands perfection, but Dionysus is the god of theater and ritual madness, who requires abandon. "Under the guise of Apollo, we work on the form, the ...

owner and artistic director of the Dionysus Theatre Co., said. “We feel forgotten.” Hilmi Sevimli, owner of Moz Pizza and Gridners boxes up a slice of pizza for a customer at the Enfield Mall ...

And, that is the case of The Dionysus Theater Company. Technical Director and Business Manager Philip Godeck says they acknowledged the potential changes the mall could face when they signed a ...

The architectural brilliance of Greek amphitheaters underscores their enduring legacy. Beyond Epidaurus, the Theatre of Dionysus in Athens, carved into the Acropolis hillside, is considered the ...

Dionysus was so much more than just the master of the vine; he was also charged with fertility, fruitfulness, theater, ecstasy, and abandon. Whether called Dionysus (his Greek name) or Bacchus ...