"Agamemnon", by Aeschylus: Very appealing in plot and poetry, it is my first introduction to the Greek tragedy. I appreciate the introduction in this work, it helps me to visualize the drama as it might have occurred in the time it was written.

"Oedipus Rex" Sophocles is an excellent drama, with gut-wrenching intensity, but very, very disturbing. Easy to see why it has had the impact it has. For me, it is a good example of man's true state of being, even though he is blind to it himself. Tragic, oh so tragic.

"Medea" by Euripides I LOVE this one. Medea is one hellova woman. Does not take garbage from anyone. OK, she was out of line killing her boys, but for the way she pinned Jason to the wall and didn't let him get away with his dirt, she is heroic.

"The Frogs" by Aristophane is a great comedy. I could See it in my head being acted out. I'm sure I only understood a bit of the references, but enough to get the enjoyment of it. ( )