Ancient Greek Theatre Architecture

We are all looking for our beginnings. We are still looking for them whether we are looking for them in our personal life or in our career. When I looked around the theater recently, I wondered where the idea of ​​the theater came from, and I was wondering. More precisely, who created it, and why it was made that way. Who made the first one. Where is the origin of the theater? I hope that all very good questions will be answered. Initially, humans did not understand the complex behavior of the universe.

In this article I will write about the origin of the ancient Greek theater and the influence of the theater in the modern world. The question I answer in this article is how the Greek theater expresses Greek culture. In this article we will use various sources to provide historical information about ancient Greek theaters. I will also study cultural citizenship, philosophy, gender, belief, or mythological practices of origins. First of all, I start with the origin of the beginning of the drama. The West Theater was born in ancient Greece between 600 and 200 BC. The theater of ancient Greece combines myths, philosophy, social explanation, dance, music and so on. But it starts with a religious ceremony. The ancient Athenians created a dramatic culture whose form, technology and terminology continued for 2,000 years, and thought that their creation is still one of the most wonderful works of the world drama history Yes.

Today's drama is a popular form of entertainment in ancient Greek times. Today 's theater has many similarities with Greek predecessors, but they are also very different. In fact, for example, there are various differences, such as layout, special effects, seat placement, importance of drama and religion, scenes, place, architectural features. Today, the special effects of contemporary theaters are taken as a matter of course by the audience. Ancient Greeks could not use flash, smoke, electronic sounds or even microphones of actors. In ancient times including special effects, the crane used to lift the actor in the air and the trolley which was used to take the body by rolling the stage through the central door. It is as realistic as possible and many of these effects can not achieve this goal.

For centuries, the ancient Greek drama has become the attraction of millions of people. The theater is one of the most important innovations of the Greek civilization. The ancient Greek drama that began as a religious ceremony eventually became a mixture of myths, legends, philosophy, social commentary, poetry, dance, music, public participation, and glow (quotation by Phillips, 2000) . . A famous playwright "Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes" etc has long contributed to the doctrine of aristocracy, morality, courage and patriotism. Many stories are written as "Oedipus, Medea, Antigone, etc" and have experienced the passage of time. In addition, the contribution of audiences is very important in ancient Greek dramas, as the poet's success and recognition is a good representative of the Greek culture and civilization and heavily relies on the audience's negative / positive feedback .