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| -Held a religious festival in spring |
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| -A hymn sung in honor of Dionysus |
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| -A group of about 50 who danced and sang |
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-Father of Drama
-Won prize for tragedy in 535 BC
-Said to have introduced first actor and dialogue |
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-Added second actor
-Wrote trilogies on unified themes |
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-Added third actor
-Number of chorus -> 15
-Introduced painted scenery
-Made each play of the trilogy separate in nature |
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-Reduced participation of chorus
-Relied on heavy prologues and godly intervention |
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| -Seeing place where audience sat |
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| -Circular dancing place where actors and chorus performed |
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| -Altar to Dionysus located in the center of the orchestra |
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| -Building used as a dressing room |
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| -Facade of the skene that served as the backdrop |
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| -The entrance to the theater used by the chorus |
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| -Whether she should bury Polyneices or not |
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-Sister of Antigone, Polyneices, and Eurocles
-Daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta |
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-Sister of Ismene, Polyneices, and Eteocles
-Daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta |
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-King
-Father of Haimen and Megarus
-Husband of Eurydice |
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-Antigone's love
-Son of Creon and Eurydice |
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-Antigone
-Haimon
-Eurydice |
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-Blind prophet
-Accuses Creon of being blind |
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