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Posted by Katie on November 19, 19102 at 07:18:07:
In Reply to: THE BACCHAE posted by CLAUDIA on April 02, 19102 at 05:53:00:
I am studying the Bacchae as part of my A.S course and as part of my set text I play the part of Agaue in te scene where she discovers she has killed her son. I find the high level of emotion in this scene very challenging and if anyone had any ideas about how this could be played i would be interested to hear them.
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