The Edithorial
Monday 23 September 2024
Inaugural Durham Prize in Classical Reception 2024
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The results are in! Dr Caroline Barron, Director of the Durham Centre in Classical Reception , has made them public. The panel of judges,...
Sunday 28 July 2024
Euripides on the 50th Anniversary of the Turkish Invasion of Cyprus
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On July 10 I was in Nicosia and privileged to witness the first public performance of a production of Euripides’ Phoenician Women directed...
Sunday 7 July 2024
Classics, Speaking Skills & the Dawn of Hope
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One of Keir Starmer’s first statements as PM has been that he wants to reduce the number of people going to prison through renewed effort...
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Saturday 27 April 2024
Daisy Dunn interviews me in The Daily Telegraph
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‘Face ghosts or they will have their way’ How the ancient Furies escaped from the pages of Edith Hall’s library to cast a shadow across he...
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Saturday 30 March 2024
Greeks but Few Romans in the Granite City
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Four years, an epidemic and a job change after a conference I co-convened with Dr Tom Mackenzie ( and blogged about ), on the Scottish lea...
Sunday 17 March 2024
Day of Drama in Dublin
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Green was everywhere. The elation was palpable. Half the people on the flight from Stansted were dressed as leprechauns and the other half...
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