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500 B.C.-400 B.C.
It is the most greatest tragedy of all time, and brought human civilization.

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61 B.C.-475 A.D.
The Christian Church banned all theatrical activity, luckily they started the professional comedy.

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2000 B.C.-Present
The Mongols invaded in 1280 A.D., however westerners founded the Peking Opera.

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14th century-present
The most common Japanese drama was kabuki, and it utilizes colorful, extravagant scenery.

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1500 B.C.-present
Theatre is created by Strama.
Some plays make fun of the gods.

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476 A.D.-15th century
There was no theatre for 400 years, and the shows were not played during WWII.

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15th century-16th century
It started in Italy, and Moliere’s many plays are performed for the public.

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1558-1603
William Shakesphere wrote Hamlet and Romeo & Juliet, and the theatre was the public playhouse.

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1702-19th century
The first American play was “The Contrast.”
Vaudeville is very popular today.

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1961-present
Cellphones are banned in Broadway.
Most shows are either comedies or musicals, and it has 499 seats in total.