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Romashka-Z-Leto [24]
3 years ago
13

What were the actors called in Greek theater?

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sergeinik [125]3 years ago
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The Actors in Greek Threater were named as "Aeschylus<span> -- </span>Sophocles<span> -- and </span>Euripides"

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Ugo [173]3 years ago
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  • ESQUILO (525-456 a. C.) nació en Eleusis. Fue soldado y combatió en las batallas de Salamina y Maratón. Autor de varias tetralo­gías -conjunto de cuatro obras: Layo, Siete sobre Tebas, Edipo y La Esfinge. Entre sus trilogías -conjunto de tres obras-, se halla La Orestiada, constituida por Agamenón, Coéforas y Euméni­des. Esquilo introdujo al segundo actor y fue el primer autor que puso efectos mecánicos y recursos ornamentales en la escena.
  • SÓFOCLES (496-406 a. C.) nació en Colono. Director de un cuerpo militar. Se le reconoce como uno de los genios de la literatura universal. Son famosas sus tragedias: Filoctetes, Electra, Las Traquinias, Edipo Rey, Edipo en Colono y Antígona. Las tres últi­mas forman la trilogía de Edipo.
  • EURÍPIDES (484-406 a.C.) nació en Salamina. Se conservan sus tra­gedias: Ifigenia en Aulis, Medea, Las troyanas, Hécuba y El cíclope. Es considerado el más humanista de los dramaturgos griegos.
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