Oedipus the King Part 4

[@ilikeoranges4]

“Stop speaking in riddles “ “Why not? You have a genius for solving them.” Ooo! Burn!

[@milly5454]

wow teresias is amazing this plp act so well

[@thundernels]

Teresias is performed by Sir John Gielgud. Many people consider him one of the best two or three Shakespearean actors of the 20th century and also consider him the best at speaking Shakespearean verse.

[@GetActiveAlliance]

Superb acting. Reading this for masterpiece class. Notre Dame has excellent professors.

[@SoniaManbodh]

i love how oedipus always runs up the stairs to talk to them loll

[@wilkinsonyachtbrokerUK]

Yes, that is what makes the play so dramatically ironic.

[@TheaterRaven]

8:04-9:14--That's a powerful monologue. Tiresias is a badass.

[@wfrancois5354]

LOL " raving in your own house and spare mine"

[@Jacky18beauty]

is so ironic that the blind man can see the truth and Oedipus that has good healthy eyes cant see it. All the prophecies of teresias will come true

[@Random_dudebro]

i love this adaptation of the book, brilliant actors and story line! but hey, what else can you expect from Greek theatre? ;) Great upload! thanks a milliion x

[@RobSinclaire]

"the Truth Protects Me, if I tell it Honestly!

[@621Productions]

Shit's about to get real.

[@snowdog181]

comment section is soo obviously full of classics students

[@kathrynblakeley9823]

Don't forget the Drama and English students

[@120metallist]

Remember reading this is to bad that at this point Creon speaks the truth and well Oedipus is blind xD

[@clozarutters]

the dramatic irony is too much! i'm sure Tiresias makes it plainly obvious?

[@destinyful100]

i thought oedipus walked with a limp ?

[@deathpony698]

whats all this fuss about crayons?

[@Marcelmoore01]

deathpony698 lmaoooooo

[@leahwaldner5923]

Creon lol

[@Coorsgood10]

Speak old man SPEAK

[@BelcastroJR]

Im only here because of school

[@anuuuan411]

Oedipus is mothafuckaa 🤦🏻‍♀️😐