Delphiad

English Proper noun s An international drama festival held every two or three years. en 1955 The American Little Theatre Magazine The Delphiad is an International Drama Festival held every two or three years at which university dramatic societies present either a classical play or one by a leading native dramatist. en 1976 John Haldane Blackie Bradfield, 1850-1975 The play was taken by invitation to the fourth Delphiad at Saarbrücken which is 'for university students from all over Europe to present their versions of Greek plays'. The rules of the Delphiad that lay down that all actors must be from [...] en 2013 David Wiles; Christine Dymkowski The Cambridge Companion to Theatre History Cambridge University Press 9780521766364 277 Wilhelm Leyhausen spearheaded the post—Second World War Delphiad series of performances in ancient theatres across Europe, which were staged in order to bring young people together in the spirit of international cultural exchange [...] en 2013 Joshua Billings; Felix Budelmann; Fiona Macintosh Choruses, Ancient and Modern Oxford University Press 9780199670574 344 [...] an organization aiming to bring together European and international theatre groups, which met at biennial Delphiads held in different cities. The German group of the institute named as Collegium Delphicum produced new versions [...]