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Choreonarratives rethinks dance’s potential for narrating stories and explores new intersections between perspectives of classicists, dance scholars, and dance artists. Discussions of ancient and modern examples enlighten dance’s capacity to represent storyworlds, rewrite traditional narratives, and inspire new ones.

Laura Gianvittorio-Ungar (PhD 2008, Palermo) is postdoctoral researcher in Classics at the University of Vienna/Austrian Academy of Sciences. She works on ancient Greek and Roman performance cultures and runs the project “Aeschylus’ narrative drama”, sponsored by the FWF-Austrian Science Fund. Karin Schlapbach (PhD 2001, Zurich) is professor of Classics at the University of Fribourg (Switzerland). She is the author of The Anatomy of Dance Discourse (OUP 2018). Her current research focuses on physical aspects of literary production in Graeco-Roman antiquity.