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Vocabulario del Teatro de la Antigüedad

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Vocabulario del Teatro de la Antigüedad
 

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Vocabulario teatral antiguo

by Jhonatan JEREZ
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El skene era un edificio de fondo donde los actores podían cambiarse de vestuario.

2

El coro cantaba y danzaba en la orquesta.

3

El skene era la zona para el público, no para los actores.

4

En la Grecia antigua, la orquesta era la zona elevada para el público.

5

Las tragedias griegas nunca utilizaban coros.

6

En Roma, las reformas teatrales eliminaron el uso de máscaras.

7

El theatron era la zona de asientos para el público en un teatro griego.

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El teatro de la Grecia antigua utilizaba máscaras para los actores.

9

Los actores griegos podían interpretar múltiples personajes sin máscaras.

10

La teoría griega tómaba como fundamento los mitos y leyendas para las obras.

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