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Others follow his example and the ancient ritual dances representing the gods and their powers have begun . As early men grappled with such mysteries , attempting to understand the nature of their lives and their world , they found ...
Others follow his example and the ancient ritual dances representing the gods and their powers have begun . As early men grappled with such mysteries , attempting to understand the nature of their lives and their world , they found ...
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Modern performance of an ancient Greek play at Epidaurus . National Tourist Organization of Greece Euripides ' Ion at Epidaurus Festival . National Tourist Organization. Modern performance of an ancient Greek play at Epidaurus.
Modern performance of an ancient Greek play at Epidaurus . National Tourist Organization of Greece Euripides ' Ion at Epidaurus Festival . National Tourist Organization. Modern performance of an ancient Greek play at Epidaurus.
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The most advanced staging of our time has discarded it in favor of the ancient platform stage or the arena , the so - called “ theatre - in - the - round . ” Pastoral dramas were the principal entertainment in the court theatres .
The most advanced staging of our time has discarded it in favor of the ancient platform stage or the arena , the so - called “ theatre - in - the - round . ” Pastoral dramas were the principal entertainment in the court theatres .
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How Drama Was Born | 1 |
The Theatre of Greece | 6 |
Reconstruction of Theatre of Dionysus at Athens | 14 |
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