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Began- 550 BC
Ended- 220 BCE

1. It’s the largest of all of the surviving theaters
2. Music/Theater was used as therapy
3. The spot was chose so the sun could shine on the actors

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Began- 1st century BCE
Ended- 3rd century AD

1. The theater has carvings on it
2. There were dressing rooms already at this point
3. They had an area for birds to play so there was cool background noise

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Began- 16th century BCE
Ended- 1046 BCE

1. There were schools that taught theater
2. Famous actors had nicknames
3. Most plays had to do with duty and drama

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Began- 1603
Ended- 1629

1. A woman put on a show all by herself and cross dressed to do so
2. A law passed that says shows had to be 8 hours max
3. Families had to marry into other acting families

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Began- not sure
Ended- 600 BCE

1. There’s no genre, defined by the moods they evoke
2. Often staged in conjunction with religious festivals
3. Players could be men/woman/mix gendered

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Began- not sure
Ended- 1500 BCE

1. Religious drama was controversial
2. There were carts so they could perform anywhere
3. These plays lasted days

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Began- 1562
Ended- 1642

1. Introduced the idea that life was actually good and not all about getting to heaven
2. Modern for the time
3. There were now panels to see scene changes

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Began- 1558
Ended- not sure

1. Required new plays every couple of weeks
2. History plays were made to keep people in line
3. Complicated characters

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Began- 1716

1. America didn’t like theater much at this time
2. Theater stuff was banned
3. They started making plays to mock the British

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Began- 1735

1. These plays had lots of stereotyping
2. Made hummable songs
3. Musicals started making sense