The articles in this volume deal with various forms of poetry and performance in Graeco-Roman antiquity, from archaic Greek poetry through Graeco-Roman tragic and comic poetry, including reception, to the present day. The focus of the Italian and English contributions ranges from historical-literary, philological and metrical analyzes to dramaturgical considerations or theoretical and programmatic considerations. In this way, Chorodidaskalia offers an example of the variety of methodological approaches that allow us to read ancient texts again and again in a stimulating and original way.