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  1. The following website contains a wide variety of information and links abut the ancient Greeks. Visit the website and take a tour through the ancient theatres and see how they were constructed. Then read a Greek tragedy like Prometheus Bound and see how it informs your imagination of the play.
    http://didaskalia.berkeley.edu/stagecraft/greek.html

  2. Read the following information to support what you have read in the text. Note the links you can make from this page to other periods of theatre history.
    http://www.geocities.com/Broadway/Balcony/7634/greek_and_roman_theatre.htm

  3. The following site entitled Greeks Don't Wear Togas was created by Kathleen Gossman of Furman University to clarify and illuminate the fashion of the Greek theatre. Visit this site and see how it helps you visualize how a play might have been presented in the ancient times.
    http://www.furman.edu/~kgossman/GreekFashion/index.htm






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