Greek Theater

Quiz & Notes

1. What 2 works did Homer write?

 

1. What 2 works did Homer write?

2. What do we call the type of story he wrote?

1. What 2 works did Homer write?

2. What do we call the type of story he wrote?

3. What were these "stories" about?

1. What 2 works did Homer write?

2. What do we call the type of story he wrote?

3. What were these "stories" about?

4. Were they factual?

Greek Theater: The Location

 

Greek Theater: The Chorus- background information, comments,   praise to the gods

Greek Theater: Masks

 

Greek Theater: Masks

 

Greek Theater: Masks

 

Greek Theater: Masks

 

Greek Theater: Tragedies

 

Greek Theater: Comedies

 

Perform A Greek Epic: The Illiad

Perform A Greek Epic: The Illiad1. Read all scenes first.

Perform A Greek Epic: The Illiad1. Read all scenes first.2. Read your group's scene again. 

Perform A Greek Epic: The Illiad1. Read all scenes first.2. Read your group's scene again.  3. Make a list of the characters.

Perform A Greek Epic: The Illiad1. Read all sections first.2. Read your group's section again.  3. Make a list of the characters. 4. Write lines for the characters to act out your                 section of the epic.

Perform A Greek Epic: The Illiad1. Read all sections first.2. Read your group's section again.  3. Make a list of the characters. 4. Write lines for the characters to act out your                 section of the epic.5. You MUST include a chorus at least once, to                 comment at the end of your section.    * You may also use the chorus to give background         information, or praise the gods.    * The class will act as the chorus.

Perform A Greek Epic: The Illiad1. Read all sections first.2. Read your group's section again.  3. Make a list of the characters. 4. Write lines for the characters to act out your                 section of the epic.5. You MUST include a chorus at least once, to                 comment at the end of your section.    * You may also use the chorus to give background         information, or praise the gods.    * The class will act as the chorus. 6. Make masks for the characters listed at the end of        your section. 

Perform A Greek Epic: The IlliadDue at the end of class-     Steps 1-5    A script, including parts for the chorus 

Perform A Greek Epic: The IlliadDue at the end of class-     Steps 1-5    A script, including parts for the chorus    List of who is going to make each mask 

Perform A Greek Epic: The Illiad1. Read all sections first.2. Read your group's section again.  3. Make a list of the characters. 4. Write lines for the characters to act out your                 section of the epic.5. You MUST include a chorus at least once, to                 comment at the end of your section.    * You may also use the chorus to give background         information, or praise the gods.    * The class will act as the chorus. 6. Make masks for the characters listed at the end of        your section.