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Sophocles:Oedipus Rex. /

Guthrie, Tyrone

Sophocles:Oedipus Rex. / Tyrone Guthrie. - USA : Corinth.

The land ruled by King Oedipus is plagued by ill-fortune and the people are promised relief by the gods if the slayer of the former king is apprehended and punished. This does not bode well for King Oedipus and his Queen. (Performed in masks by the Stratford, Ontario, Shakespearean Festival Players.)

Subjects--Topical Terms:
An Introduction to Oedipus
Praise the King
A Proclamation
The Prophecy of Tiresias
Creon, Traitor of friend
Rage Against Laius
Good News
No Son of Polybus
The Herdsman
Most Miserable of All Men

LC Class. No.: PA 4413.07 / S66 1957

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