Learning Guide: An Iliad Check out these resources for academics, enthusiasts, and educators to support your learning and viewing of AN ILIAD.
Pre-Show Activity History lives in objects. Consider and write about an important personal artifact to better understand AN ILIAD and The Poet.
Post-Show Activity What song should be sung for the last time? Brainstorm, write — and maybe sing! — that song in this activity complementing AN ILIAD.
Post-Show Discussion Activity Dive into discussion questions to explore themes and impressions of AN ILIAD.
Historical Background, Dramaturgy, and Design Explore the historical context embedded in AN ILIAD, its dramaturgy, and the design of Court Theatre’s production.
Synopsis and Characters Read a detailed synopsis of the play and get to know The Poet, the sole character of AN ILIAD.
Glossary of Gods, Greeks, and Trojans Familiarize yourself with Gods, Greeks, and Trojans named and embodied in the Poet’s retelling of AN ILIAD.
Behind the Scenes: Scenic and Costume Design for Berlin Scenic Designer John Culbert and Costume Designer Jacqueline Firkins share how they brought Jason Lutes's acclaimed graphic novel to life onstage.
Learning Guide: Berlin Check out these resources for academics, enthusiasts, and educators to support your learning and viewing of BERLIN.
Synopsis and Characters Read a detailed synopsis of the play and get to know the characters bringing BERLIN to life.
