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Phrynichos' tragedy 'The Fall of Miletos' is first performed.

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Phrynichos' tragedy 'Phoencian Women' is first performed.

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Aeschylus' tragedy 'Persians' is first performed.

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Sophocles wins his first tragedy competition (title unknown).

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Archarnians by Aristophanes is first performed.

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Euripides' tragedy 'Suppliants' is first performed.

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Euripides' tragedy 'Hercules' is first performed.

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Lysistrata by Aristophanes is first performed

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Kabuki Theatre is Founded.

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Kabuki Became Male Actors Only

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Kabuki Banned Wakashu (Young Male Roles) for a short period of time, but was rescinded in 1652

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Shinju Mono (love suicides) were banned from Kabuki.

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Kabuki Fell In Terms of Popularity, and Bunraku Was Introduced

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Drought-Caused Fires set Kabuki Theatres on fire, and kabuki moved underground

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The cultural changes in Japan sparked Kabuki to Popularity again.

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The ban on Kabuki theatre (after WWII) is removed