Jiang says the power of Athenian theater is that there are different ways to interpret it and audiences remain inspired by that openness.
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Jiang says the power of Athenian theater is that there are different ways to interpret it and audiences remain inspired by that openness.
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"And also the play, Bacchae, it's a direct attack on the idea of theater itself and democracy, OK? But I don't see it that..."
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