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Seminar | Sophocles, Aeschylus and Euripides and the origins of Greek theater costume

The seminar addresses some of the main issues concerning the definition of theatrical costume during the Classical period. In order to answer the central question of the lecture, namely: how were characters dressed in Classical Greek theatre? the analysis will focus on some of the most significant passages from Classical Greek comedies and tragedies, with the aim of acquiring the necessary tools for an initial investigation into specific textile and clothing terminology.

Thursday 2nd July 2020

5pm - 7pm (2 hours)

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in LIVESTREAMING via ZOOM

INTENDED FOR
Students and history of costume experts, history of fashion, historical tailoring, tour guides, art critics, cultural and textile heritage operators, enthusiasts.

AT THE END OF THE COURSE
Certificate of participation

ENROLLMENT
To register, please send the enrollment form to the email address info@fondazionelisio.org ; then pay the fee by credit cars through the form at the end of the page

or pay by  offline payments 

LIVESTREAMING 
The seminar will be available by online video platform Zoom. You need to have a device with internet working connection. The webinar is provided in Italian languange.

FEE

  • € 28,00

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