The History of Greek Theater

The history of the Greek drama and the ancient Greek drama was formed with the great writer of tragedy Sococres in the 5th century BC. In the drama of the same type as his theater, the ideals of heroes and life are drawn and praised. His behavior is brave and glorious, and his life will bring about great and noble death. Originally, the recognition of hero was created by selfish behavior, and few thought to serve others.

The history of the Greek theater of Shakespeare 2000 years ago was born in Athens, Greece, 2500 years ago. The ancient Athenians created a drama culture between 600 and 200 BC. The play they do is still considered to be the greatest art work in the theater. The early days of Western play are still ambiguous, but the oldest screenplay comes from ancient Greece. Ancient Greek theaters evolved from religious ceremonies dating back to at least 1200 BC. Drama and dramatic works of ancient Greece may come from an ancient Greek festival carnival to commemorate God. Dionysus is a god of fertility, and its power is particularly true for wines, the wealth of Greece. Part of the worship of Dionysus is Dietiram, or Orade to Dionysus. This is predicted by 50 people, commonly known as Dionysus' servants. They played various instruments and danced around his statue

The theater is an important part of the ancient Greek civilization. The history of the Greek drama starts with a religious festival commemorating Dionysus. During the festival, several citizens sang and performed improvising performances, and other festival participants judged the performance to decide which is the best. These plays form the foundation of the Greek theater. Drama got an aesthetic view and became an art form for competition among performers to produce the best performance.