they would wear masks because girls were not allowed to act in plays and so men had to play women's parts and to make it more realistic they would wear girl masks so they looked like the part. also sometimes they didn't have enough actors so some actors had lots of different parts to play, therefore they hid their face by wearing a mask so the audience would think it was a different actor (as for their voice, they would change the pitch or accent)
They would wear masks so they could act as different characters
To distinguish their role as the common folk. Masks were simple, and fast, better for the plays than make-up. The chorus would wear similar masks to difrenchiate them from the main characters. Remember, the chorus is the population. They are fillers. So they too need masks to display emotion, etc.
Greeks wore masks while performing in plays to depict different characters and roles. These masks helped the audience easily identify different characters and emotions portrayed by the actors. Masks also allowed actors to easily switch between roles without the need for elaborate costume changes.
yes the aztecs did wear masks they wore it on sacrififxe
they performed in large places called amphitheaters they performed comedies and tragedies that's where those sad and happy masks come from
Only in rare instances, Elizabethan actors may have worn make-up so that their facial expression could be visible to the audience. Commedia dell'arte actors wore masks as did the Greeks and Romans.
Maori do not wear masks.
they wear different type of masks they are colourful with beads and ribbons
Rather than wearing stage makeup, the actors wore larger-than-lifesize masks painted to resemble human faces.
Maori don't wear masks.
Slipknot want to wear masks.
No. Greek drama was not all mimed. We know this because we still have some of the plays by the likes of Sophocles and Aristophanes. The masks were so that people way in the back could still clearly tell what was going on.