Aristophanes is not only the most famous of the ancient Greek comedians, he is the only one whose works survive. Of his 40 or so plays, 12 are still in existence. Aristophanes' humor relies on social satire mixed with gross-out jokes. He's actually still pretty funny, and pretty relevant. For example, his play "The Birds" revolves around two men who are sick of being sued constantly in Athens, a theme which wouldn't sound out of place in an American stand-up routine. Aristophanes even goes so far as to make fun of many of the great Athenians we all learn about in school; he even lampoons Socrates.
Aristophanes is the best known writer of Greek comedies. He is famous for his witty and satirical plays that often critiqued the political and social issues of his time. Some of his well-known works include "Lysistrata" and "The Clouds."
Thalia was the muse of Comedy.
Thalia
Your momma is the person who writes greek comedies, you get that or nahh!?
nobody knows...
Hank Forester
I believe that Steven Spielberg is best known as a writer and film director.
The most commonly read fablist in the English language is Aesop. He was Greek. In French, La Fontaine is the best known writer of fables.
A Greek Orator
Writer
Writer/producer
Writer/producer
Writer/producer
Outside politics, he was best-known as a writer.
Outside politics, he was best-known as a writer.