Question

A chorus is a group of twelve or more members who sang and danced as a part of their commentary about a play

Answer 1

True. Usually 50 but then shrunk down to 12 or 15.

Answer 2

Answer:   The correct answer is : True

Explanation:  At the beginning the choirs were 50 members who danced and sang. In the sixth century BC, Thespis was the first real actor because he had a dialogue with the choir leader. In the 5th century BC Aeschylus proposed a second actor and reduced the chorus of 50 to 12 artists and then Sophocles added a third actor and increased the chorus of 12 to 15 artists, but reduced it to a commentary role in most of his works.