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32 Greek plays, no waiting Radcliffe Fellow adapts all surviving ancient tragedies into a 12-hour production Arts| DateMay 19, 2014
![“I wanted to create a community,” Graney said of his work “All Our Tragic,” which he has fine-tuned while he has been the 2013-14 Perrin Moorhead and Bruns Grayson Fellow at Radcliffe. “That’s what modern productions [of the Greek tragedies] are missing. … These plays are meant to be in dialogue with one another” and amid the audience, he said.](https://news.harvard.edu/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/graneyhighestres_tonyrinaldo605-400x267.jpg)