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The plays at the Theatre of Dionysus in ancient Athens were primarily attended by male citizens, who had the right to participate in civic life. However, women, slaves, and foreigners were also allowed to attend, although their participation in the performances was limited. The festivals were significant public events, drawing large crowds from the city and surrounding areas, reflecting the importance of drama in Athenian culture and society.

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