'Greek theatre' presentation slideshows

Greek Arts and Oedipus the king

Greek Arts and Oedipus the king. 2013-Introduction to Western Literature. ??????. Oedipus the King ??? ? Greek Theatre Greek Arts ????. ped -.

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Life In Ancient Greece

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Greek Theatre

Greek Theatre. Greek Festivals. Festivals honored Olympian gods Ritual Competitions Olympics: Apollo Athletics Lyric Poetry Drama: Dionysos Dithyrambic Choruses Tragedy Comedy. Greek Theatre. 6th - 4th century bce Originated in festivals honoring Dionysos Tragedy:

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Chapter 4-Ancient Greece

Chapter 4-Ancient Greece. Section 1-The First Greek Civilizations. Click the Speaker button to listen to the audio again. Key Events. As you read, look for the key events in the history of early Greece. ?. Athens and Sparta emerged as the leading Greek city-states. ?

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Theatre Arts 1 Final Review

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Greek Theatre and Tragedy: An Introduction to Antigone

Greek Theatre and Tragedy: An Introduction to Antigone. English II Pre-AP. Lecture Outline. The Festival of Dionysus The Theater of Dionysus Structure of a Greek Theater Conventions of Greek Drama Tragedy Sophocles and the Oedipus Myth. I. The Festival of Dionysus.

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Ancient Greek Theatre

Ancient Greek Theatre . Introduction to Antigone. Dramatic terms . The theater- Greek drama was part of religious festival. Originally for Dionysis Actors- all roles were played by men wearing large masks, extravagant robes, and platform shoes. Sophocles used three.

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Greek Theatre

Greek Theatre. The origins of Western Theatre. Where is Greece?. Where is Greece? Greece is on the Balkan Peninsula in Eastern Europe It also contains a chain of islands as well the largest of these being Crete. Greece is credited with being the birthplace of democracy and modern thought.

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GREEK THEATER

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Greek Gifts

Greek Gifts. Chapter 9 Lesson 2. Objectives. Describe how Greek mythology affected the arts and sciences of the ancient Greeks . Explain what ideas and beliefs shaped cultural achievements in Athens. Art and Architecture .

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Greek Theatre

Greek Theatre. Greek Theatre Notes.

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Greek Theatre

Greek Theatre. Tragedy. Major Writers. Aeschylus. Sophocles. Euripides. Comedy. Aristophanes. Lyric and epic poetry. Music. Dance. Roman Theatre. music. virgil. ovid.

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Greek Theatre

Greek Theatre. MYP Unit Question : How can elements of Greek Theatre still be relevant in a modern piece of theatre?. Why D id Greeks Develop Theatre? In groups of 3 discuss why YOU think the Greeks developed theatre. Why D id the Greeks Develop Theatre? .

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Dionysus and Apollo

Dionysus and Apollo. Luke Roszkowski. Dionysus.

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Theatre of Ancient Greece

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Drama

Drama. A short history of theatre. Greek Theatre. Greece. Began as worship / festival for Dionysus Is the foundation of all theatre today Typically had 3 actors on stage at a time Used masks to help project voice and image Mainly performed comedy and tragedy

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Quintus Horatius Flaccus (65-08 BC)

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The Intro:

The Intro:. Back then, through 4-6 th century B.C., Greek theatres were popular. They always were built outside and looked like a big semi-circle. In fact, the very first Greek theatre built was outside in a hillside. The Structures: .

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Two Important Greek Playwrights

Greek Theater Perhaps the greatest single contribution of the Ancient Greeks to Western culture was the invention of the art of drama. By the fifth century BCE, the Athenians were giving thanks to their gods, especially Dionysus, with festivals in which tragedies and comedies were performed.

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Greek Theatre

Greek Theatre. Comedy-funny plays Satire-use of humor and exaggeration to make fun of people Tragedy-Hero has suffering , destruction, and distress. Actors changed masks to change roles. Theatre. Jury of citizens judge the plays and give awards

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