08 October 1983 52 mins
Peter Hall and the National Theatre of Great Britain take their 1981 production of The Oresteia to the outdoor amphitheatre at Epidaurus. Includes interviews with Sir Peter Hall (direction), Tony Harrison (translation), Jocelyn Herbert (masks), Harrison Birtwistle (music), and cast members.
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United Kingdom 08 October 1983
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