1. Greek and Brechtian Drama
... ritual. The dramas, which were usually in the form of comedy or tragedy, were performed outside in open-air amphitheaters. The location of the theater was very important as to gain better acoustics they were built on the slope of a hill; this also allowed a capacity crowd of 10000- 20000 people to gain the best possible view of the stage. There was a raised earth platform which served ... things if their presentation is different. Both the Greek and Brechtian styles of performance are effective and proved very successful in their times. Many elements determined by the type of stage avail...
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