The Treason and Death of Benedict Arnold - a Play for a Greek Theatre

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Set against the backdrop of the American Revolution, this play delves into the complex character of Benedict Arnold, exploring themes of betrayal and loyalty. Through a dramatic narrative, it examines Arnold's motivations and the consequences of his actions, offering a nuanced portrayal of a figure often viewed solely as a traitor. The work is crafted for a Greek theatre format, emphasizing its classical influences and the timeless nature of its themes, inviting audiences to reflect on the moral ambiguities of patriotism and personal ambition.