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During the earliest time of theatre in Ancient Greece, when the poet Thespis —who was the one who invented tragedy and became the first actor ever— came to Athens (which is the capital of Greece) with a group of people on wagons to perform. The performances were given in the marketplace, with wooden stands as seating for the audience.

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The stands soon collapsed and killed a lot of the audience.

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Greek theatre started 600 B.C.
The places where Greek theatre happened, were called Theatrons. The theaters were large, open-air structures constructed on the slopes of hills. They consisted of three main elements: the orchestra, the skene -which is a 3D structure which forms a part of the set- and the audience.

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Roman theatre started 240 B.C.

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Medieval Drama started in 925

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Noh theatre started 1325.

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Elizabethan Theatre started in 1564

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Restoration theatre started in 1660.