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Focusing on the art of performance in ancient Greek and Roman theatre, the book explores the significance of the mask in acting, highlighting the advanced techniques of mask-making. It analyzes how audiences interpreted various elements like costume, voice, and movement, while contrasting Greek New Comedy with other comedic traditions. Additionally, the author examines how Roman performance conventions reflect differing views on religion, marriage, and class. This work provides a fresh perspective for theatre historians, classicists, and archaeologists studying ancient theatrical practices.
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The Masks of Menander, David Wiles
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