Sophocles' Ajax as staged by the English Theatre

There have been multiple showings in the English theatre dating far back in history. surprisingly they were NEVER a success, either due to being banned for being too out there, or just the means of no one being interested. Though Ajax really does allow us to see into what anger is, and really gives us a true experience to watch it play out.

Though in 1605 Inigo Jones, a famous theatre architect, put together a performance of Ajax for the King and Queen, and it did well, though the Queen cried to be faint at some point, it was still a success, had it something to do with working with greek translation into modern language, the scene, or even the costumes? it is un clear but what was clear is that something he did worked and he did it well.

I believe studying into Inigo Jones would be quiet profiecent in my studies of Ajax as it seems that his rendition of the play seemed to work so well.

Biboliography:
By: Sarah Knight
"‘Goodlie anticke apparrell’?:
Sophocles’ Ajax at Early Modern
Oxford and Cambridge"
57. Sophocles, A ας, 46–47.
58. G. Zanker, ‘‘Sophocles’ Ajax and the Heroic Values of the Iliad,’’ Classical
Quarterly, n.s., 42, no. 1 (1992): 20–25. (20, 21).