the drama began in Greece , the Greek invented the genre of Drama then the Roman artists imitated the Greek artists and adapted with their culture when the Greek teachers immigrated o Rome and translated their dramatic works to the Latin language . day by day , Romans became have their own drama . subsequently , the printing machine was invented and their styles were published by the way , the Greek drama started with one actor and they believed with the unity of place . ALA'A ZIAD MOHAMMAD SULIYEH YARMOUK UNIVERSITY
One of the earliest forms of drama was tragedy drama. Also, classical drama and romance drama were two of the very earliest forms of drama.
Indian Drama are drama are done in India while Philippine Drama are done in the Philippines
Drama in European culture began with the ancient Greek Festival of Dionysus, to honor the god of wine. The singing and dancing chorus of the dithyramb emerged as a dramatic monologue under Thespis, who is considered the first actor and the first playwright; and as dialogue when Æschylus added the second actor. Drama also developed independently in Africa, the Middle East, India, China, and Japan, at different times.
Drama in European culture began with the ancient Greek Festival of Dionysus, to honor the god of wine. The singing and dancing chorus of the dithyramb emerged as a dramatic monologue under Thespis, who is considered the first actor and the first playwright; and as dialogue when Æschylus added the second actor. Drama also developed independently in Africa, the Middle East, India, China, and Japan, at different times.
Western Drama or European Drama began in Ancient Greece.
The Elizabethan drama productions did NOT begin at sunset.
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There was live theatre including drama and variety
Theater and drama did not begin in the 16th century. The Greeks produced great theatrical works 2000 years before that time.
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Medieval Theater began with the quim quearitus tropeperformed on Easter Sunday of 925 A.D.
The early origins of drama can be traced back to Ancient Greece, where it was a form of ritualistic performance that evolved from religious ceremonies. Drama began as a way to honor the gods and tell stories of mythical figures, and eventually developed into theatrical performances with actors portraying different characters. The Greek playwrights, such as Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides, were instrumental in shaping the early foundations of drama.
I believe it derived from early religious festivals like that of the 'festival of Dionysis' in Ancient Greece. Head-dresses were used and dances were staged paving the way for scripted entertainment from the like of Aristohines. Drama could have gone further back as it depends on how you would categorise 'drama'. It certainly stemmed from festivals and Religious performances.
She began taking formal classes in 9th grade when she attended a preforming arts high school, but she had been involved with her middle school drama department and began preforming plays long before then.
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