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The first Greek plays were performed at early 6th century religious festivals
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Athenian theater where the first Greek plays were performed
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The chorus was created and stories were told to crowds in group form.
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This was an annual dramatic festival.
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Thespis steps out of the chorus and speaks AS a character for the first recorded instance, creating the tragedy
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The oldest surviving play was first recorded as being performed on this date.
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Aeschylus adds a new speaking role on top of the protagonist, a villian.
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Philosopher Plato begins mentioning and challenging plays in his poems