They all made democracy.
There is no specific limit. Actors wore masks, so one actor could easily play several roles just by donning several masks. The maximum number of roles in a given play was limited by the fact that he couldn't be on the stage playing two characters at the same time. So, the maximum was: 'the number of characters that did not have to appear simultaneously on the stage'.
Easy . In Greek Panas in ancient Greek pan. Its a sort name to change it :)
Greek myth explains the origins of the world and details the lives and adventures of a wide variety of gods, goddesses, heroes, heroines, and other mythological creatures.
Since, in Greek plays, there were usually one to three actors and a chorus. The masks could be used to show a change in character, since there were not enough actors to play all the parts. Masks were also used to show a physical change in a certain character. For example, in Oedipus, after he stabs his eyes out, a mask could have been used to represent this physical change(the lack of eyes).The masks were also made to help project the voices of the actors. Many of them had a type of 'megaphone' shaped mouth which allowed the voice to project to the farthest reaches of the Amphitheatre.
A large rectangular box behind the orchestra where the actors could change. This is called a Skene.
Greek drama encompasses both tragedy and comedy. The Ancient Greeks were one of the first civilizations to have this type of theater where actors played roles.
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which of these actors played two roles in the movies
they would leave town
Such roles/parts are called cameos, or cameo roles. Sometimes performers who specialize in smaller, lighter or supporting roles are called character actors.
One to three, not counting the chorus, which numbered from 12 to 50. The actors were all male, wore masks, and switched masks as they changes roles.
No, the roles of kings stayed the same.
To protect the city or to represent the city
They simply call them recurring actors
How many greek actors or actress are there?
First one, then two, then three, supported by a singing and dancing chorus.