Ancient Greek Theatre

The Greek drama tradition at the time was rooted in the spirituality of the people, developed under the aid and guidance of politicians of the time, and analyzed by the philosophical team at that time. In order to know how the 5th century drama tradition was influenced by the spirit, philosophy, and political thought of the time, we must first see how the drama of this era was developed . The Greek theater tradition is born in a theater under the Acropolis in Athens, and every year at a religious festival, large choir people dance at the festival God Dionysus, play instruments, sing Carol It was.

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 .

When an ancient Greek drama was cited it usually meant the Greek drama of Athens in the 5th century. Ancient Greek theaters actually include noisy music, vivid colors and massive dance. Their theater shows violence and daily life, society and moral play, war, murder, desire and betrayal. The game was held during the day. The annual drama competition in Athens has been spread for several days. The actor may have little or no make-up. Instead, they have a mask with an exaggerated expression. They are also wearing cothornos and baths, these are leather boots tied to the knees. There is little scenery. Initially, most of the actions were done in the orchestra. Later, as importance shifted from chorus to character, that action entered the stage. The ancient Greek drama consists of three main parts. Theater begins with a simple speech preface. Then, the entrance to the choir