But this spoof, penned by Emilio Williams, also takes aim at other targets, including academia, “A Streetcar Named Desire,” the institution of the Greek chorus and the D.C. theater scene.

In Stewart’s Diana, we see a woman on the verge of a breakdown (Larraín says she is “like a Greek tragic character”), hounded by the media and smothered by the cold austerity of “the firm”.

From Gatsby to Elphaba, Oedipus to Fleabag, the tragic hero is a time-honored and iconic figure. But what exactly makes a hero oh-so-tragic, and what is it about this archetype that keeps us ...

But instead of focusing on her tragic death, D’Antonio and Sorrentino ... beach are immediately drawn to her as they are in the Greek myth. This required careful planning with the time ...

Various DC heroes have incredibly saddening and tragic lives, with even staunch members of the Justice League wallowing in ...