The Trackers is the only remaining satyr [SAY-ter] play by this playwright of Ajax and Philoctetes [fih-LOCK-teh-tees], who set another of his plays in Colonus [koh-LOH-nuss]. In one of his plays, the title character hangs herself after being entombed for burying Polynices [pah-lih-NY-sees] against Creon's orders. In another play by this man, Tiresias [tye-REE-see-us] advises the title king of Thebes about his relationshi
The Trackers is the only remaining satyr [SAY-ter] play by this playwright of Ajax and Philoctetes [fih-LOCK-teh-tees], who set another of his plays in Colonus [koh-LOH-nuss]. In one of his plays, the title character hangs herself after being entombed for burying Polynices [pah-lih-NY-sees] against Creon's orders. In another play by this man, Tiresias [tye-REE-see-us] advises the title king of Thebes about his relationship with (*) Jocasta, his mother and wife. For 10 points, name this Greek playwright of Antigone [an-TIH-go-nee] and Oedipus Rex [ED-ih-pus rex].
The Trackers is the only remaining satyr [SAY-ter] play by this playwright of Ajax and Philoctetes [fih-LOCK-teh-tees], who set another of his plays in Colonus [koh-LOH-nuss].
Sophocles