The Bacchae

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Euripides, a pivotal figure among classical Athens' tragedians, is renowned for transforming traditional heroic narratives by portraying mythical figures as relatable individuals facing extraordinary challenges. While ancient scholars attributed ninety-five plays to him, only eighteen or nineteen have survived in full. His innovative approach to drama has significantly shaped theatrical practices and narratives, leaving a lasting impact on the evolution of storytelling in modern theater.