Staging of a Tragic Drama

"The stage of tragedy" Most of our knowledge about Greek dramas comes from archaeological research of the time and historical research. In the 1960s BC, the Greeks performed dance and sing choral performances during the festival. Trade is done as part of an important annual religious celebration. The Greeks later played at the Dionysos Theater. Ancient Greek theaters are outdoors and thousands of spectators are participating in performances, chorals, comedies, and transactions every year.

Through this article, I will deeply explain how Arthur Miller is creating the atmosphere through his continuing stage. This exciting and tragic drama is about incestuous love, jealousy, betrayal. Before I started reading this script, I knew there was a stage orientation, but I did not know the importance and the high level of performance in performance, giving me a feeling of tension on play. First, you can see Eddie and Katherine are talking.

"The stage of tragedy" Most of our knowledge about Greek dramas comes from archaeological research of the time and historical research. In the 1960s BC, the Greeks performed dance and sing choral performances during the festival. Trade is done as part of an important annual religious celebration. The Greeks later played at the Dionysos Theater. - Embarrassing emotions establish the principles and ethics of the rule of the Greek kingdom. Embarrassing emotions also comply with ethics in that field, so we also decide on individual actions and responses. A particularly disappointing incestuous relationship to the recognized values ​​of this Greek society

In the Greek drama, the role of the chorus is to explain in particular the tragic defects of the hero to the audience. However, there are also tragic defects in characters other than Greek dramas, even tragic works use this device. For example, the tragic defect of Superman is rock. The most common tragic defect is arrogance or pride. There are even famous words that "It will disappear before pride goes down." This sentence comes from the story of Adam and Eve. And they are embarrassed to eat from knowledge trees. Their pride was before they were expelled from the Garden of Eden. Many characters such as Mary Sherry's novel, Franken Frankenstein of Frankenstein or Dr. Faust of Marlow Fawst are showing arrogance because they want to immortalize God or want to play. It only leads to a tragic result