Who introduced the second actor?

Who introduced a third actor?

This play, written by Aeschylus, deals with family justice such as murdering an opposing family member for vengeance.

This play, written by Sophocles, is part of a trilogy where a son kills his father and marries his mother.

This play, written by Euripides, is about a wife getting revenge on her unfaithful husband.

This play, written by Aristophanes, is about women striking against their husbands to end a war.

Aristotle wrote the rules for tragedy. What is the name of that work?

This play, written by Sophocles, is part of a trilogy where a girl wants to bury her brother who died in battle.

The Greek festivals were dedicated to which god/goddess?

Where were Greek plays performed?

How many spectators could the Greek amphitheaters hold?

Which group(s) of people were included in the attendance of the play festivals?

What was the area called where the actors performed.

What was the building called behind the actors?

Greek actors were held in high esteem by their audiences.

Greek actors needed to be skilled in. . .

Greek actors consisted of. . .

How were the actors' voices heard in the large open-air amphitheaters?

In order to make themselves appear larger, actors wore. . .

The original functions of the 50 member chorus were to. . .

As actors were pulled out of the chorus, the functions of the chorus were. . .

What is the name of the place where prophesies are given by priests and priestesses?

Who is the King of Corinth and father of Jason's new bride?

Medea's homeland

Jason's ship

Name for sheepskin of pure gold

Sun god, god of light

God of the Underworld

person who suffers due to a tragic flaw

How many days does Medea beg Creon to let her stay in Corinth?

Jason tells Medea that he married the princess to benefit. . .

How does Jason offer to support Medea and their sons while they are in exile?

Medea makes a deal with Aegeus, a potion to help him have children for. . .

Creon and the princess both die from. . .

Whom tells the story of the Princess's death?

Whom does Medea receive the dragon and chariot from for her escape?

Where does Medea take the children for burial?

According to the chorus, the actions of the gods are beyond men's understanding.

What name was given to the first actors?

What was Medea's tragic flaw?

How does Jason die?