The only ancient Greek comedian whose works survive is Aristophanes; eleven of his 40 or so plays remain. He wrote plays poking fun at contemporary life and famous figures at the time. His play "The Clouds" made fun of Socrates, and the satire was so vicious that Plato claimed the play caused Socrates to be executed. Much of Aristophanes' humor is crude, even disgusting, but much of it is still funny today; for example, in "The Birds", he lampoons lawyers and the tendency of ancient Athenians to sue over even the smallest insult.
Ancient Athens adopted the first directly democratic government
no i did in the ancient times though now all that's left is ruins
like academy is still used today as a learning place
To some Hades still reigns, it depends on what you believe. But in the time of the Ancient Greeks was known as the Greek Gods time of reign.
The earliest plays we know of were performed in Ancient Greece, about 300 BC. A surprising number of these early Greek plays have survived and are still occasionally performed.
Theseus and the Minotaur I think Troy is a play, but it's Greek and a movie!
It took various forms: pottery, painting, sculpture and stage plays. Some of the ancient Greek plays are still performed today, albeit in usually a slightly modernized version. Its pottery and paintings are considered to have a very high standard of beauty. Greek sculpture is famous for its beautiful and 'natural' depiction of human bodies and faces.
Greek religion: Homer's "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey" , Herodotus' "The Histories" , Thucydides' "History of the Peloponnesian War" , Xenophon's "Anabasis" and "The Education of Cyrus", the Greek Tragedies/Plays , etc . . .
Yes, Greek theaters are still active in Greece today. The ancient theaters, such as the Theater of Dionysus in Athens, continue to be used for performances and events. In addition, modern theaters have been built throughout Greece where various plays, concerts, and cultural events take place.
Yes, they are still preformed there are even some movie about the plays that he made.
The Greeks created theater and we still do their plays today.
Yes! Greek tragic playwrights like Sophocles, Aeschylus, and Euripedes, and Greek comic playwrights like Aristophanes, are still remembered and read today, and many theatre companies still perform their works. They have timeless themes and characters, and are very well-written plays that still resonate with modern audiences.
According to Greek myths, she is still alive and well.
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no,that was in ANCIENT Greece
It performed in the Bavarian town Oberammargau in Germany even today