Ancient Greek theatre

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English: 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.

Français : Le théâtre grec antique est une tradition théâtrale qui s'est développée en Grèce antique entre environ 600 et 200 av. J.-C. Voyez aussi à Théâtres antiques.

Theatres[edit]

A Blueprint of a Greek theatre
Athens, Odeon of Herodes Atticus
Athens, Odeon of Herodes Atticus
Athens, Theatre of Dionysius
Delphi
Dodona
Epidauros
Epidauros
Epidauros
Patras, the ancient Odeum
Kós
Siracusa

Masks[edit]

Dionysos
Peasant
Courtesan
Slave

Theatrical figurines[edit]

Theatrical slave
Theatrical fat woman
Papposilenus with crotals
Woman holding a theatre mask

Scanned books[edit]

By Aristophanes[edit]

Le rane (Italian translation, 1545)
Le rane (Italian translation, 1545)
Le rane (Italian translation, 1545)
Le rane (Italian translation, 1545)
Le rane (Italian translation, 1545)
Le rane (Italian translation, 1545)
Le rane (Italian translation, 1545)
Le rane (Italian translation, 1545)
Le rane (Italian translation, 1545)
Le rane (Italian translation, 1545)
Le rane (Italian translation, 1545)
Collection (French translation, 1889)

Misc.[edit]

Votive relief celebrating a victory in a theatrical competition
Phlyax actor
Plhyax actor as a slave
Actor Euaion in Sophokles' Andromeda

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