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The "Seeing Place" circa 200 bce created in Athens.
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The Orestia, Agamemnon
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Oedipus the King
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Medea
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Lysistrata
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Thespis is considered to be the first actor who appears on stage and addresses the audience. He was a singer of dithyrambs who distinguished between characters with the use of masks. This new style of acting was called Tragedy.
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the presentation and creation of a highly stylized theatre movement piece
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a cultural movement that spanned roughly from the 14th to 17th century beginning in Florence Italy then spreading to the rest of Europe.
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The Castle of Perserverance
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a morality play where god tells death to seek out everyman and prepare him for death.
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He was baptised on this day
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London's first all purpose theatre
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Spain's Golden Age of Theatre with Calderon de la Barca, Felix Lope de Vega
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Most famous acting company later became known as the Kings Men in 1603
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Life is a Dream
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He died on this day
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Is widely recognized for Tartuffe
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Built by Cardinal Richelieu
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The closing of the theatres interrupted the practice of playwriting and theatrical performances. They reopened in 1660 in a very different form. They were indoor, using lights and stage machinery.
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Renowned actor of Hamlet, Macbeth and Richard III
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The dominant mode of theatre is Realism
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Provincetown playhouse
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Elmer Rice Adding Machine, Sophie Treadwell, Machinal
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the theatre and its double
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Aristotle was a Greek Philosopher, a student of Plato, teacher of Alexander the Great. His writings cover many subjects, physics, Metaphysics, poetry, music, Theatre. The Poetics
