Our Trojan War, is a play about American soldiers who come across various ancient texts while searching a home in the Middle East. They come across texts like The Odyssey and The Iliad, which they reenact throughout the play. The … Continue reading
Group 1: Zoraya, Malcolm, Jia, Gorphen 1. Thinking you failed a test but at the end you actually pass it with a high score. 2. Missing the train because of a delay and still making it to class on time. … Continue reading
Our Trojan War is a show that through the ancient Greek society finding modern society question—what is the democracy, “What is our Trojan War Today? What enemy must we fight to preserve our freedoms?” Democracy as the theme run through … Continue reading
My Reaction to “Our Trojan War” was first its starts out great with the actors moments walking slow appearing one after another, which shocked me making it feel like how many characters are in the play together. Then, its started … Continue reading
Our Trojan War was a very ambitious, intense and a little confusing. This show mixed Greek classic tragedy with modern war stories. To be honest, it was hard for me to keep up with everything happening on that stage. The … Continue reading
Last week we were forced against our will asked to watch the performance of “Our Trojan War” performed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music and, while mine is almost a week late, were then requested to create a blog post about … Continue reading
The play, “Our Trojan War”, began uniquely with a group of US soldiers searching through a home of Muslims, the prisoners of Troy. This scene started off intensely with yelling and many items being thrown around. Before seeing the play, … Continue reading
Group members: Maria, Faiza, Idia, Yaobin When you step onto the train and the corner seat by the door is open and you slide into it. The miraculous brief moment when you approach the train and the doors close in … Continue reading
The show our Trojan war was a unique show that combined both the ancient Greek and modern society. Unfortunately I was late a bit for the play, so I didn’t get to see the beginning of the play. Based on … Continue reading
Group Members: Elizabeth Serdsev, Christopher L. Polanco Perez, Kevin Mendez, Tsewang Lhamo The happiest coincidence of the train arriving at the subway station the very same moment as you extracts a happiness of the world working alongside you. The acknowledgment of … Continue reading