Aeschylus

In the grand theater of ancient Greek literature, one name stands paramount: Aeschylus. Known as the father of tragedy, this 5th century BCE playwright revolutionized the art of storytelling on stage. His works, filled with mythical heroes and complex moral dilemmas, continue to captivate audiences to this day. Aeschylus' life was as dramatic as his plays, from his service in the Battle of Marathon to his mysterious death. His masterpieces, including the Oresteia trilogy, delve deep into the human psyche, exploring themes of justice, fate, and the consequences of our actions. Join us as we unravel the legacy of this literary giant, whose words have echoed through millennia, shaping the very foundations of Western drama.

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