Theatre Flashcards
whose death did Sophocles mourn at the Dionysian festival in 406 BC by presenting his chorus without garlands
Euripides
the dramatic festivals in honor of Dionysus in which comedy was particularly important were called
Lenaea
which of Aeschylus plays tells us of the trial of Orestes at the Areopagus
Eumenides
dithyramb
a type of choral lyric sung to Dionysus
which work of Euripides was first produced posthumously in 405 BC
Iphigenia at Aulis
phorminx
one of the oldest stringed musical instruments, intermediate between the lyre and the kithara. had two to seven strings, richly decorated arms and a crescent-shaped sound box
kithara
professional lyre, primarily used by professional musicians
rhapsodes
bards
the Tragedy of Hippolytus which portrays Phaedra as a virtuous woman trying to resist her passions was written by
Euripedes
the Peripatetic School of philosophy was established by whom
Aristotle
who wrote the play Philoctites
Sophocles
to whom was the Catalogued of Woman attributed
Hesiod
the last of the great Greek tragedians was
Aristotle
choragos
in greek tragedy, the leader of the chorus
in greek tragedy violence occurred
off stage