Simonee Kishore·Jan 7Lysistrata- A book reviewWell actually I would like to simply obsess over the absolute details and premise of it all
James Rozoff·Dec 7, 2025Our Storytellers Remind Us Of The Role Women Need To Play In The Fight For PeaceI’m currently reading Lysistrata. For those of you who don’t know, it is a play about women who refuse to have sexual relations with men…
Chep·Nov 9, 2025Day 1327Lysistrata is basically an ancient Greek sex strike manual wrapped in d*** jokes. Aristophanes wrote it in 411 BCE during the Peloponnesian…A response icon1A response icon1
Atenciosamente·Feb 11, 2025Passando pano para AristófanesSou insuportavelmente crítico e me acho no direito de avaliar tudo o que assisto. E, já que ninguém se importa mesmo com a minha opinião…
Amir·Aug 7, 2021Importance Of Humor In StorytellingIn his ‘Lysistrata’ play, Aristophanes used a combination of explicit humor and satire to tell a one of a kind tale about, war, peace…
Tucker Lieberman·Jul 15, 2021Is War Worth It? ‘Lysistrata’ Says NoTwo and a half millennia ago, Aristophanes argued for peaceA response icon1A response icon1
InAD AEQUIORAbyQueen McKee·Dec 19, 2020Reimagining Lysistrata: Gender Expansion, Equity, Representation and ImpactLysistrata is a Greek play about cisgender women who create a sex strike in order to stop a war and fight for systemic change and equity…
Nia Johnson·Sep 17, 2020Girls and the Greeks !On Thursday, the 10th of September, we continued our discussion on Binti. We discussed the creation of the Binti School for Master…
