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Adventures in Ancient Libraries

By Vooba on March 14, 2015

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

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Edith was Helen McCrory’s classical consultant on Medea at the National Theatre 2015. Edith spoke on a National Theatre platform, Acts of Madness to discuss Euripides’ Medea with psychiatrist Prof. Femi Oyebode at the National Theatre, Aug. 19 2014, 1800. She also wrote a programme essay for this production.

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