Many of the Greek comedies were based on Athenian daily life. Many in the audience could relate to these scenarios, and learn to laugh at life's little problems. The comedies offered a release and freedom from daily struggles.
The Greeks did do a lot of dramas, and they only had two kinds: Tragedies and comedies
Because such form of art fit as the mirror of the society they live in.
Their favorite kind of plays were comedies because, they liked a happy ending to a play.
Greek and Roman comedies usually showed men as unstable and seeking a new life while women were portrayed as stable and secure and powerful.
Yes, which they emptied by throwing the produce into the street. One of their comedies has the squatting in the streets but this was intended to be unusual.
Some plays we're critical of customs,politics,and people.
Romans plays were epics, tragedies, comedies and satires modelled on those of the Greeks.
Plays, poetry, histories, and inscriptions.
they performed in large places called amphitheaters they performed comedies and tragedies that's where those sad and happy masks come from
The Athenian Greeks created drama: comedy and tragedy.
The Festival of Dionysus was created by the Greeks to celebrate the god Dionysus during the season of Spring (in march) and winter (in December), by presenting him with a series of plays. The plays most commonly performed were called Tragedies and also comedies and were written by bards (poets) especially for the Festival. These Tragedies and comedies would be performed during the feast and, as Dionysus was the god of wine among other things, this would often be the main drink served at the feast.
To play music upon.