Greek Theater

A character's "fatal flaw" in Greek Theater ins known as what?

Who was the first actor?

Which of the following means "excessive pride"?

Amphitheater: Which part of the stage was elevated, and sometimes had set pieces on it?

What subject did most Greek plays base their themes on?

How many people attended the Festival of Dionysus?

Which of the following is NOT an ancient Greek playwright?

Who wrote 'Oedipus the King'?

Women were allowed to perform on stage in Ancient Greece.

Who sponsored Greek plays?

Amphitheater: What is the actual Audience area called?

The largest theater festival in Greece was purposed to celebrate which Greek God?

Amphitheater: What do we call the space where actors can enter and exit from the sides?

What city was the center of Ancient Greek Theater?

What famous book did Aristotle write about Theater?

Most of the Ancient Greek plays that were written are still in existence today.

Who was the first literary critic?

What was a prize for the winner of the theater festival contest?

What time of day did the festival of Dionysus begin and end?

Which of the following is NOT a profession that Aristotle practiced?

What famous book did Aristotle write about theater?

What did actors use in Greek Theater to change character on stage?

On stage, what do we call a group of people who sing, and speak to the lead actor?

Amphitheater: What is the performance space called?

Who is the Greek God of Theater?

Which of the following is Dionysus NOT the Greek God of?

Who was the most famous Comedic Greek playwright?

What famous library was destroyed in an equally famous fire?

When an audience watches a play and feels relief or a release after watching it unfold, this is called...

When a God enters a play to remedy the entire situation, it is called...

Of the 120 plays Sophocles wrote, how many still survive today?