Greek comedy is one of the theater genres created in the Ancient Greece period. The theatrical art that was born in the oldest periods of this country was divided into two types: tragedy and comedy. This can be confirmed by means of a symbol representing the theater, which are two equal masks with different expressions. A sad and tearful one who represents tragedy, and a happy one to represent comedy.
The way in which the Greek comedies acted was different because the actors interacted with the audience, who in turn were invited to be part of the whole show. Greek comedy was born half a century after the tragedy. Of this genre are notable creations by authors such as Aristophanes.
As well as tragedies, comedies were staged in Greek arenas. There was a time when the plot dealt a lot about Greek politics, which was very controversial. There were also phases of staging only troubled family ties, such as, for example, the disloyalty and betrayals that happened.
