Theater Review and Play Analysis

The video is a theater review of 'Edus', a modern adaptation of Sophocles' tragedy by Robert Ike. The review highlights the timeless nature of the story, the powerful performances by Mark Strong and Leslie Manville, and the modern political context of the adaptation. It discusses the themes of truth, human experience, and the consequences of actions. The review concludes with a five-star rating and mentions upcoming productions.

What is the main theme discussed in the introduction of the theater review?

• The importance of audience interaction

• The role of modern technology in theater

• The history of Greek theater

• The excitement of live performances

Who adapted the play 'Edus' for the modern stage?

• Sophocles

• Mark Strong

• Robert Ike

• Leslie Manville

How many plays by Sophocles have survived to this day?

• 120

• 30

• 50

• 7

What role does Tiresias play in the story of 'Edus'?

• He is Edus' brother

• He is Edus' father

• He is a prophet who foresees the future

• He is a political rival

In the modern interpretation, what is Edus' profession?

• A lawyer

• A politician

• A teacher

• A doctor

What does the setting of the play symbolize?

• The simplicity of rural life

• The transparency of modern politics

• The complexity of human emotions

• The chaos of war

What is the nature of the relationship between Edus and his wife?

• They are estranged

• They are deeply in love

• They are business partners

• They are political rivals

Which other play by Sophocles is mentioned as having further tragic consequences?

• Oedipus at Colonus

• Antigone

• The Women of Trachis

• Electra

How is Mark Strong's performance as Edus described?

• Indifferent and detached

• Confident and emotional

• Timid and reserved

• Comedic and light-hearted

What is the final rating given to the play 'Edus'?

• Three stars

• Two stars

• Four stars

• Five stars