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A systematic study reconstructs the physical layout, machinery, and institutional framework of classical Athenian theatrical performances, assembling evidence from ancient authors, scholia, inscriptions, vase-painting, and archaeological remains. It examines festival contexts, the organization of dramatic contests, the design and arrangement of the theatre and stage, scenic practices, costumes, chorus and actors, and administrative roles involved in production. Arguments are rooted in primary evidence, and later revisions integrate recent excavations and inscriptional finds to revise chapters on theatre structure and scenery.
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