Oedipus

Two Fearless Interpretations of Grotowski by Alexis Soloski<br> The Performing Garage; Saint Oedipus

<i>Saint Oedipus</i> reviewed by Andy Propst

Elvis and Sophocles Merge for <em>Oedipus the King, Mama!</em>, at Falcon Theatre

Lesbian Brothers Stage Weird 'Oedipus' by John Simon

Fiennes seeks the truth in 'Oedipus' By Matt Wolf

Pearl's <em>Oedipus Cycle</em> Unfolds Off-Broadway Oct. 14

Ivanov and Oedipus show how hard it is to translate plays by Veronica Lee

Tom Stoppard's new version of Ivanov fails to achieve the accuracy of Frank McGuinness's Oedipus

Oedipus at the Olivier, National Theatre by Benedict Nightingale (****)

A parable for precarious times . . . like ours

Oedipus at the Olivier, National, SE1 - the Sunday Times review by Christopher Hart (****)

Oedipus for the Noughties was never going to be easy - but the National's attempt deserves all the plaudits

Oedipus

Jonathan Kent's production has all the elements needed to portray Oedipus' inexorable progress towards simultaneous enlightenment and doom.

Oedipus - Review by Michael Billington (****)

Pacino <I>Oedipus</I> To Replace <I>De La Guarda</I> at Daryl Roth Theatre

The Oedipus Cycle<br> Review By MARK BLANKENSHIP

It should be catnip for theater buffs to experience so much Sophocles at once, savoring the overlapping themes and actions in his work, but no amount of academic interest can overcome the li…

LAST CHANCE: <em>To Be or Not To Be, Wig Out!</em> and <em>Oedipus Cycle</em>

Oedipus is big, brave and bold By Nicholas de Jongh (***)

The Oedipus Cycle

An ambitious and daring undertaking.

Review: Ralph Fiennes in Oedipus By Tim Masters

This is a play that regularly makes the hair rise and the spine tingle. And the last few minutes are as powerful and cathartic as they must have been for audiences more than two thousand yea…

Oedipus<br> Review By KAREN FRICKER

Both star Ralph Fiennes and Jonathan Kent's production of Sophocles' classic tragedy "Oedipus" are at their considerable best when they try least hard to be monumental.

Oedipus, NT Olivier, London / In the Red and Brown Water, Young Vic, London / The White Devil, Menier Chocolate Factory, London - Reviewed by Kate Bassett

Ralph Fiennes is compelling in a strong new staging of the mother of all Greek tragedies. But just up the road, a play in a paddling pool proves a damp squib

Oedipus & Company By BEN BRANTLEY

The baleful Broadway revival of Arthur Miller's "All My Sons" transforms its characters into archetypal puppets of destiny.

Oedipus, National Theatre: Olivier, London / A disappearing number, Barbican, London - Reviewed by Paul Taylor

A harrowing and fateful voyage round his father

Oedipus at the National Theatre: Review

Charles Spencer finds Ralph Fiennes unconvincing as Oedipus

Ralph Fiennes Stumbles in 1950s-Style 'Oedipus': London Stage<br> Review by Warwick Thompson

Abraham, Cuskern, Edwards, Placer, Rolle and Heyward to Populate <em>Oedipus Cycle</em> Off-Broadway

Al Pacino Goes From <I>Ui</I> to <I>Salome</I> and <i>Oedipus</i>