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Greek Theatre:
-One setting
-Time is continuous, doesn't change
-One plot
-Uses masks
-All parts are played by men
-It has a chorus
-Plays are done in day light
-Everyone had to attend -Had no violence
-Religiously themed
Renaissance Theatre:
-Unlimited settings
-Unlimited time changes
-Sub plots
-Used masks only when needed
-Also played by only men, but young boys played female roles
-Had chorus sometimes
-Theatre was open to the sky. Plays happened from afternoon to evening.
-Was not mandatory to go. Had to attract ticket buyers.
-Had violence
-Was not religiously themed
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