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Amphitryon; or, Jupiter in Disguise

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Amphitryon; or, Jupiter in Disguise

Titus Maccius Plautus

The gods Jupiter and Mercury take the forms of Amphitryon and Sosia to visit Alcmena just before her husband Amphitryon returns from the war. Then the real Amphitryon and Sosia arrive. Claims and counter- claims of infidelity ensue.

We also have a play by Moliere of this same story in our catalog. - Summary by ToddHW

Cast list:
Jupiter, who personates Amphitryon: Greg Giordano
Mercury, who personates Sosia: ToddHW
Amphitryon, the Theban General: Inkell
Sosia, the servant of Amphitryon: Beeswaxcandle
Blepharo, the Pilot of Amphitryon's Star: Alan Mapstone
Alcmena, wife of Amphitryon: laurakgibbs
Bromia, attendant of Alcmena: Sonia
Stage Directions: Estefanía Vidal
Editing: ToddHW

Year of Publication: 1913Genres: Comedy
Running Time: 02 hours 15 minutes 01 second
#Chapter Name
1
The Nights
Act 1
ToddHW
53:49
2
The Nights
Act 2
Estefanía Vidal
29:34
3
The Nights
Act 3
12:12
4
The Nights
Act 4
ToddHW
29:40
5
The Nights
Act 5
Greg Giordano
9:46

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