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This play retells the story of Gilgamesh and his friend Enkidu, while exploring the subtext of human beings’ search for immortality. The gods and goddesses of ancient Mesopotamia provide the narration, and the chorus fills in the parts of the story needed to keep the action moving. This play explores all sorts of relationships and is quite poignant. Because there are crowd scenes, it can be successfully staged by both large and small classes. It will be between 40 minutes and 60 minutes ong, depending on the amount of movement and music you add into the scenes.

Gilgamesh and Enkidu

$30.00Price

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    The videos in each course contain information and suggestions based on my 40+ years of experience, observations and studies as a Waldorf teacher. My work as a class teacher, teacher trainer, evaluator, mentor teacher, and speaker informs everything I have included on this website. This site is not affiliated with any training center or school. My inspiration comes from the education lectures and books that Rudolf Steiner developed from his insights into the development of children.

    I disavow any of his work that is not inclusive and equitable to all.

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