Ancient Greek theatre
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Greek theatre (also Greek drama) is a theatrical tradition that flourished in ancient Greece between about 600 and 200 BC. See more media at Ancient theatres.
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[edit] Theatres
 A Blueprint of a Greek theatre |
 Athens, Odeon of Herodes Atticus |
 Athens, Odeon of Herodes Atticus |
 Athens, Theatre of Dionysius |
 Delos |
 Delphi |
 Dodona |
 Epidauros |
 Epidauros |
 Epidauros |
 Patras, the ancient Odeum |
 Kós |
 Siracusa |
[edit] Masks
 Dionysos |
 Peasant |
 Courtesan |
 Slave |
[edit] Theatrical figurines
 Theatrical slave |
 Theatrical fat woman |
 Papposilenus with crotals |
 Woman holding a theatre mask |
[edit] Misc.
 Votive relief celebrating a victory in a theatrical competition |
 Phlyax actor |
 Plhyax actor as a slave |
 Actor Euaion in Sophokles' Andromeda |
