Articles

1987 ‘The Geography of Euripides’ Iphigenia among the Taurians’,  AJP 108, 427-33. 

1988 ‘When did the Trojans turn into Phrygians? Alcaeus 42.15’, ZPE 73, 15-18  

1993 ‘Political and cosmic turbulence in Euripides’ Orestes’, in A. Sommerstein et al. (eds.), Tragedy, Comedy and the Polis, 263-85. Levante. 

1995 ‘Lawcourt Dramas: Performance in Greek Forensic Oratory’, BICS 40, 39-58.

1997 ‘The Sociology of Athenian Tragedy’, in P. Easterling (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Greek Tragedy, 93-126. CUP. 

1997 ‘Theatrical Archaeology’, American Journal of Archaeology, 101, 154-158. 

2007 ‘Tragedy Personified’ in C. Kraus et al. (eds.), Visualizing the Tragic: Drama, Myth & Ritual in Greek Art & Literature, 221-56.  OUP. 

2008 ’16 Ancient Pantomime and the Rise of Ballet’, in Edith Hall, and Rosie Wyles (eds), New Directions in Ancient Pantomime (Oxford)

2011 ‘The Social Significance of the “Unity of Time”, Atti Accademia Pontaniana, suppl. 60, 145-54. 

2011 ‘Ancient Greek Responses to Suffering: Thinking with Philoctetes’, in Jeff Malpas  (ed.) Human Suffering: Interdisciplinary Perspectives. Springer 

2012 ‘The Politics of Metrical Variety in Classical Athenian Drama’, in D. Yatromanolakis (ed.), Music & Politics in Ancient Greek Societies, 1-28. Routledge. 

2012 ‘Deliberation and the Divine in Sophocles’ Theban plays’, in Kirk Ormand (ed.) The Blackwell Companion to Sophocles, 342–360. Oxford. 

2013 ‘The Aesopic in Aristophanes’, in E. Bakola, L. Prauscello and M. Telò (eds.) Greek Comedy and the Discourse of Genres, 277-97. CUP. 

2013 ‘Rhetorical Actors and Other Versatile Hellenistic Vocalists’, in C. Kremmydas and K. Tempest (eds.) Hellenistic Oratory, 109-36. CUP. 

2014 ‘Gender and Performance on a Fifth-century Red-figure Fragmentary Athenian Vase from Olbia’, JHS 134, co-authored with David Braund. 

2014    ‘Divine & Human in Euripides’ Medea,’ in D. Stuttard (ed.) Looking at Medea, 139-55. Bloomsbury. 

2015 ‘Adventures in the Ancient Library,’ in A. Crawford (ed.) The Meaning of the Library, 1-30. PUP.  

2015 ‘Peaceful conflict resolution & its discontents in Aeschylus’s Eumenides’, Common Knowledge 21, 253-269. 

2016 ‘Citizens but Second-class: Women in Aristotle’s Politics’, in Patriarchal Moments ed. Cesare Cuttica and Gaby Mahlberg, 35-42. Bloomsbury. 

2016 ‘Perspectives on the Impact of Bacchae at its Original Performance’, in D. Stuttard (ed.) Looking at Bacchae, 11-28. Bloomsbury. 

2017 ‘Aristotle’s Theory of Katharsis in its Historical and Social Contexts’, in E. Fischer-Lichte &  Benjamin Wihstutz (eds.) Transformative Aesthetics, 26-47. Routledge. 

2017 ‘Xenophon: Magician and Friend’, in M. Flower (ed.) Cambridge Companion to Xenophon, 449-58. CUP. 

2018  ‘The Boys from Cydathenaeum: Aristophanes versus Cleon Again’, in D. Allen, P. Christensen and P. Millett (eds.) How to Do Things with History (Festschrift for Paul Cartledge, 339-63). OUP.

2018 ‘Materialisms Old & New’, in M. Mueller & M. Telò (eds.) The Materialities of Greek Tragedy, 203-17. Bloomsbury. 

2018  ‘Hephaestus the Hobbling Humorist: The Club-Footed God in the History of Early Greek Comedy’, Illinois Classical Studies 43, 366-87. 

2019 ‘Competitive Vocal Performance in Aristophanes’ Knights’, in Poet and Orator, ed. Andreas Markantonatos and Eleni Volonaki, 71-82. de Gruyter. 

2020 ‘In Praise of Cario, the Nonpareil Comic Slave of Aristophanes’ Wealth’, in Ancient Greek Comedy (Essays in Honour of Angus M. Bowie), ed. A. Fries & D. Kanellakis,…

2020 ‘Aristophanes’ Birds as Satire on Athenian Opportunists in Thrace’, in Aristophanes and Politics, ed. Ralph M. Rosen & Helene P. Foley, 187-213. Leiden and Boston: Brill. 

2020 ‘Cheiron as youth author: ancient example, modern responses’, in K. Marciniak (ed.) Chasing Mythical Beasts, 301-26. Heidelberg: Winter. 

2021 ‘Actors and Theatre in Aristotle’s Rhetoric and Beyond’, in G. Moretti and Biagio Santorelli (eds.) Atti Il Teatro dell’ Oratoria (= Maia suppl). 496-511. Bologna. 

2021 ‘Aristotle’s Lost Works for the Public & the Politics of Academic Form’, in Phiroze Vasunia (ed.) The Politics of Form in Greek Culture, 161-78. I.B. Tauris. 

2021 ‘Goddesses, a Whore-Wife and a Slave: Euripides’ Hippolytus and Epistemic Injustice towards Women’, in New Directions in the Study of Women, ed. R. Ancona and G. Tsouvala. OUP.