The comedies of Platus and Terence are all that survive to us of a
great age of Roman comedy theatre. Collected here are four
important plays that offer an insight into everyday life in ancient
Rome, whilst maintaining a pivotal influence over modern day
theatre In "The Haunted House" the intrigues of a clever slave are
played out in a virtuoso comic role; Platus's "Casina" is a
fast-moving romp through the sexual mores of the Roman upper
classes; Terence's more sophisticated "The Eunuch", and "Brothers"
are perhaps closer in sentiments to the attitudes of modern comedy
and reflect situations with universal appeal.
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