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Interludes were a sign of the transition from the religious drama to a new secular theatre . Although secular theatre was reborn after the Middle Ages , religious drama has not disappeared . At Oberammergau and Freiburg in Germany ...
Interludes were a sign of the transition from the religious drama to a new secular theatre . Although secular theatre was reborn after the Middle Ages , religious drama has not disappeared . At Oberammergau and Freiburg in Germany ...
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Even in a commercial theatre religious subjects inevitably are persistent for they are involved with universal ultimate problems of life and death and good and evil that are the very heart of drama . Some famous modern plays ...
Even in a commercial theatre religious subjects inevitably are persistent for they are involved with universal ultimate problems of life and death and good and evil that are the very heart of drama . Some famous modern plays ...
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Ideas , information , religious teachings , instruction , and the literary arts could begin to spread more widely than ever before through the printed word . The discovery of the new world of the Americas in 1492 shrank the ...
Ideas , information , religious teachings , instruction , and the literary arts could begin to spread more widely than ever before through the printed word . The discovery of the new world of the Americas in 1492 shrank the ...
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Contents
How Drama Was Born | 1 |
The Theatre of Greece | 6 |
Reconstruction of Theatre of Dionysus at Athens | 14 |
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