Sentence examples for earliest tragedy from inspiring English sources
This sensational production gave new vigor to Shakespeare's earliest tragedy.
The result is to lend the space a glowering intimacy entirely appropriate for Lucy Bailey's excellent production of Shakespeare's earliest tragedy.
Tragedy of some form, probably chiefly the chanting of choral lyrics, was introduced by the tyrant Peisistratus when he refounded the festival (534/531 bc), but the earliest tragedy that survives, Aeschylus' Persai, dates from 472.
Actors in the earliest tragedies wore long, rich robes similar to those worn by the priests of Dionysus.
There was early tragedy in his life.
Kohn attributes some of his troubled youth to early tragedy.
Meanwhile, a monumental sculpture commemorating a different, earlier tragedy was unveiled outside the Financial Center last month.
He regarded an early tragedy, Tiberius in Capreae, as his masterpiece but could persuade no management to produce it.
Sir Desmond Fennell's report into the earlier tragedy, which killed 31 people, highlighted serious concerns about communications on the tube.
He reflects on an earlier tragedy, the loss of a son, Su Dan's twin brother, at birth.
Jess, Brix and Decker know one version of the earlier tragedy, in which Napps is the villain of the piece.
