Tragedy in Athens: performance space and theatrical meaning

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Classical Antiquity Studies Theatre and Performance Studies Arts and Performance Studies

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1. The problem of space 2. The theatre of Dionysus 3. Focus on the centre point 4. The mimetic action of the chorus 5. The chorus: its transformation of space 6. Left and right, east and west 7. Inside/outside 8. The vertical axis 9. The iconography of sacred space 10. Orchestra and theatron Select bibliography Index.

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