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Ancient Greek theatre презентация
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- 1. Ancient Greek theatre
- 5. Ancient Greek theatre Plays were performed in
- 6. Greek theatres Greek theatres were large and
- 7. The stage is where the actors performed
- 8. The Skene is where the actors changed costumes
- 9. The Orchestra was the place where the chorus would sing and dance
- 10. Actors would enter the stage from a special doorway.
- 11. The plays Women could attend the plays,
- 12. What was it like? The audience would
Ancient Greek theatre Plays were performed in Ancient Greece to honour the God Dionysos. Dionysos was the god of theatre and wine.
Слайд 5Ancient Greek theatre
Plays were performed in Ancient Greece to honour the
God Dionysos.
Dionysos was the god of theatre and wine.
Dionysos was the god of theatre and wine.
Слайд 6Greek theatres
Greek theatres were large and semi-circular, with rows of tiered
seating.
The centre was circular with an altar dedicated to Dionysus.
The stage was raised within the circle – this shape made sure all the audience could see and helped amplify the sound.
Very important visitors would sit in the front seats.
The centre was circular with an altar dedicated to Dionysus.
The stage was raised within the circle – this shape made sure all the audience could see and helped amplify the sound.
Very important visitors would sit in the front seats.
Слайд 11The plays
Women could attend the plays, but all the actors were
men (even playing the parts of women!).
Some famous playwrights include: Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides (who wrote tragedies) and Aristophanes (who wrote comedies).
Some famous playwrights include: Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides (who wrote tragedies) and Aristophanes (who wrote comedies).
Слайд 12What was it like?
The audience would throw food and stones if
they thought the acting wasn’t good enough!
The actors wore masks, bright colours for comedies and dark colours for tragedies.
You could see if someone was happy or sad by the shape of their mask.
The masks were made from fabric, stiffened with plaster.
The actors wore masks, bright colours for comedies and dark colours for tragedies.
You could see if someone was happy or sad by the shape of their mask.
The masks were made from fabric, stiffened with plaster.
