While named “The Odyssey” after Homer’s iconic epic ... monologues with shadow puppetry meant to represent Penelope’s weaving. Throughout the play, shadow puppetry is utilized to interpret ...

The Homeric epics, the Iliad and Odyssey, are full of scenes of women weaving in the Greek palaces of legend. Perhaps most famous is Penelope’s weaving: the famous ruse in which she wove and ...

The Greek epic poem The Odyssey is attributed to Homer and is often described as the sequel to The Iliad. The Odyssey picks ...

The Homeric epics, the Iliad and Odyssey, are full of scenes of women weaving in the Greek palaces of legend. Perhaps most famous is Penelope’s weaving: the famous ruse in which she wove and ...

In a clever attempt to delay their persistence, she vows not to choose a new husband until she finishes weaving a burial ...

In her new adaptation of “The Odyssey,” Hamill gets at these ... I never believed that Penelope just sat around weaving and unweaving for 20 years, so I wanted to give her a whole arc and ...

Oklahoma Shakespeare is launching its 41st season with the Sooner State premiere of the intimate and affecting new show "Penelope," composer Alex Bechtel's musical re-telling of "The Odyssey ...

The Homeric epics, the Iliad and Odyssey, are full of scenes of women weaving in the Greek palaces of legend. Perhaps most famous is Penelope’s weaving: the famous ruse in which she wove and unwove ...