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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. The following site is a York Cycle Corpus Christi Play pageant simulator. Visit the site and participate in simulations of how the wagons operated and how the plays were produced.
    http://www.uwec.edu/jerzdg/psim/

  3. The following URL will open the world of Kabuki theatre to you. Open the site, then click on the "Online Theater" and listen to the sounds of Kabuki. Then watch a video of a Kabuki performance. What have you learned about the art of Kabuki? Want to know more? Move further down and click on "All about Kabuki" for more information.
    http://www.fix.co.jp/kabuki/kabuki.html

  4. This site is an excellent pictorial overview of the most ancient form of Chinese theatre. Visit this site and experience for yourself ño theatre.
    http://www.iijnet.or.jp/NOH-KYOGEN/english/english.html






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