Greek Tragedy T-Shirts

Great shirt for fans of theatre and self deprecating humour.

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Ancient Greek mythology is full of tragic love stories such as the love of Pyramus and Thisbe. Originally told by Ovid in his Metamorphoses, the story has been retold by many authors, including William Shakespeare in his tragedy Romeo and Juliet.

Sophocles for the modern age.

As an actor myself, I really miss going up on stage. But because of the corona virus, the theater is shut down. This is my way of showing my feelings in this drawing I made.

Ancient Greek mythology & history is full of epic tales & love stories. Orpheus, son of Greek god Apollo, was a legendary musician, poet & prophet in ancient Greek religion. The tragic love between Orpheus & Eurydice is still remembered in western culture.

This is the popular representation of drama, depicted by two masks, one for comedy, the other for tragedy, but with owls instead.

Three skulls, One red Comedy skull on left, one Blue Tragedy Skull on Right and a White unisex skull in middle. Phrase below, "Comedy & Tragedy, Then you Die"

Inspired by Eva Noblezada and Reevey Carney, aka Eurydice and Orpheus, from the musical Hadestown

Digital elaboration and composition by Bulgan Lumini from Antique Roman mosaics Napoli, House of the Faun,

Humorous artwork depicting sock and buskin (comedy and tragedy) face masks wearing personal protective equipment face masks. This image is a symbol of all the comedy and tragedy that can be found within the events of 2020! Sock and Buskin are wearing patriotic American flags.

"How to get to Hadestown You'll have to take the long way down Through the underground, under cover of night Laying low, staying out of sight~"

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2 mysteriously smiling sphinxes face each other, guarding the access to some treasure ?

The episode of the golden chariot pulled by snakes is one of the highlights in the story of Medea. After being abandoned by Jason, her husband, who decides to marry another woman, Medea feels desperate and full of anger. As revenge, she gives Jason's new bride a poisoned dress that causes her death and also kills her own children, the result of her marriage to Jason. To flee from justice, Medea uses a magical golden chariot pulled by snakes. This image symbolizes Medea's connection to magic and the supernatural. Snakes in Greek mythology often represent primordial forces, hidden wisdom, and transformation. In the case of Medea, they also symbolize her power and ability to overcome human limitations.

By the end of the Iliad, Andromache grabs her husband Hector's wrist and begs him not to go to battle against the Greeks. She knows he won't come back alive and will be killed by Achilles.

If We Were Birds is a riveting re-imagining of Ovid's masterpiece, "Tereus, Procne and Philomela”. It is presented by Alumnae Theatre, a women-run theatre in Toronto.

Four Expressions in Stone

Meet the beautiful Medusa, one of the three Gorgon sisters. A symbol of wisdom and transformation. One look will turn you into stone, but I think it's worth looking into those beautiful eyes and getting lost...

Ancient Greek theater masks helped define the characters the actors were playing. In a tragedy, masks were more life-like; in a comedy or satyr play, they were ugly and grotesque.

A Greek Tragedy

Atropos was the oldest of the Three Fates, and was known as "the Inflexible One," or "inevitable." It was Atropos who chose the mechanism of death and ended the life of mortals by cutting their threads. She worked along with her two sisters, Clotho, who spun the thread, and Lachesis, who measured the length. Atropos has been featured in several stories such as Atalanta and Achilles.

There once was a little zombie who had one simple dream. He wanted to be a Broadway star. This design showcases the artwork from when he starred in the award winning musical based on a famous 20th century novel about an opera house ghost's obsession with an ingenue.

There once was a little zombie who had one simple dream. He wanted to be a Broadway star. This design showcases the artwork from when he starred in the award winning musical based on the ancient Greek myth about one hell of a tragic romance.

Raise a glass to Persephone! Inspired by the greek tragedy and the musical Hadestown

Inspired by Hades, from the greek tragedy and the musical Hadestown.

As one of the three fates Clotho's impact on Greek mythology was significant. Clotho, along with her sisters and Hermes, was given credit for creating the alphabet for their people. Even though Clotho and her sisters were worshiped as goddesses, their representation of fate is more central to their role in mythology. Thread represented human life and her decisions represented the fate of all people in society.

I always think of Shakespeare when I think of that story for some reason “These violent delights have violent ends”

A simple yet powerful T-shirt design, showcasing the name "Antigone" in bold across the chest, with subtle imagery of a sword, representing the themes of rebellion and tragedy central to the play. (A commission for Warton Drama group)

History of ancient Greece is full of legendary myths and epic mythological tales of mythical Greek gods and war heroes, such as Agamemnon, king of Mycenae. If you love mythology of ancient Greece and Rome, this ancient Greek epic design is for you.

A proud theatre tradition since 532 BCE

Medusa was a gorgon, that is, a monster that had snakes in place of hair, and was known for turning to stone anyone who looked at her face. Medusa was a gorgon present in Greek mythology. ... It had a monstrous shape and had snakes on its head instead of hair.

"Go then but know you go as one beloved although you go without your mind" - Antigonick by Anne Carson/ Sophocles I just love Antigone, she is such an interesting character and there are so many layers and interpretations to her actions. This is how she looked, in my mind, when she got caught burying her brother. Dressed in mourning with the dirt and blood of her brothers' corpse on hands and dress.