The Ancient Greek Theatre Collection

The complete works of ancient Greek tragedy (Euripides, Sophocles, Aeschylus) and comedy (Aristophanes, Menander, Herondas), gathered in a 57-volume series.

What does the Ancient Greek Theatre Collection include?

The Ancient Greek Theatre Collection is a complete 57-volume series that gathers all surviving works of ancient Greek drama, bringing together the masterpieces of tragedy—Euripides, Sophocles, and Aeschylus—and comedy, including Aristophanes, Menander, and Herondas. Across its volumes, the collection offers a comprehensive view of classical theatre, from the grand themes of fate, heroism, and divine justice to political satire and everyday social life on stage.

Each book features the original ancient Greek text, a modern Greek translation, and an introduction with commentary, making it an essential resource for both academic study and general readers interested in the origins of Western drama.

A series containing all the surviving works of the great playwrights of antiquity, including:

• 27 volumes containing all the surviving works of Euripides.
• 7 volumes containing the surviving works of Sophocles.
• 8 volumes containing the surviving works of Aeschylus.
• 11 volumes containing the surviving comedies of Aristophanes.
• 3 volumes containing the works of Menander (Dyskolos, Samia, Epitreptontes).
• 1 volume containing the Mimes of Herondas.

Each volume includes the original ancient Greek text, a modern Greek translation, and an introduction/commentary.