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Teatro Romano: Verdadero o Falso

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Descubre datos sobre el teatro romano.

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Teatro Romano: Verdadero o Falso
 

Teatro Romano: Verdadero o FalsoOnline version

Descubre datos sobre el teatro romano.

by Maria Vera
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Los emperadores nunca asistían a las representaciones.

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Plauto y Terencio fueron dos grandes autores de la comedia romana.

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Las máscaras y vestuario no servían para identificar personajes.

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La comedia romana evitaba criticar la vida cotidiana y la política.

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El teatro romano era un espectáculo popular que permitía criticar a los poderosos.

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Los emperadores a veces asistían a las obras y se reían de chistes que iban dirigidos indirectamente a ellos.

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Plauto y Terencio eran autores griegos que escribieron en latín.

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En el teatro romano se usaban máscaras exageradas para identificar a los personajes.

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La comedia romana se burlaba de defectos humanos como la avaricia, las mentiras y el poder abusivo.

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El teatro romano era improvisado.

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