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Laken Bonatch
Laken has a BA in History and Classics from Bryn Mawr College and is currently pursuing an MA in History and MS in Library Science with a concentration on Archives Management from Simmons University. She focuses on ancient and medieval history. Her areas of study include mythology, Greek theater, religious studies, and memory studies.
Education:Simmons UniversityMA History and a MS in Library Science (in progress)Bryn Mawr College, 2023BA History and Classical StudiesExpertise:Articles by Laken Bonatch
Most of our knowledge of Ancient Greek comedy comes from the works of Aristophanes, a playwright famous during and after his lifetime for his quick wit, bold writing, and innovation.
Theseus was a prominent hero of Greek mythology who was particularly important in the lore of the ancient city of Athens.
The Ancient Greek city-states and the Persian Empire had a complicated relationship that extended beyond the Greco-Persian Wars.
From Shakespeare to Broadway, modern theatrical performances owe much of their success to the innovation of Ancient Greek drama.
Pope Innocent III was deeply involved in the development of three medieval crusades in his lifetime, greatly shaping the narratives around crusading throughout the medieval world.
