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

Who introduced a third actor?

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

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

Where were Greek plays performed?

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. . .

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

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

Which Greek playwright is known for adding a second actor to the stage, thus creating dialogue?

In Greek drama, what is the term for the emotional cleansing or purging that the audience experiences?

What is the primary function of the chorus in Greek drama?