[DOC] [TLE] Greek Tragedy - Ancient History Encyclopedia [PAR] Mar 16, 2013 ... Greek tragedy was a popular and influential form of drama performed in theatres 
across ancient Greece from the late 6th century BCE. ... trochaic tetrameter and 
then iambic trimeter in the delivery of the spoken words. ... The early tragedies 
had only one actor who would perform in costume and wear a... [DOC] [TLE] Thespis | Greek poet | Britannica.com [PAR] According to ancient tradition, Thespis was the first actor in Greek drama. ... and 
tragic dialogue began when the actor (Thespis) exchanged words with the leader 
... is credited both with inventing tragedy and with being the first actorcame to... [DOC] [TLE] Aeschylus - Wikipedia [PAR] Aeschylus was an ancient Greek tragedian. His plays, alongside those of 
Sophocles and Euripides, are the only works of Classical Greek literature to have 
survived. He is often described as the father of tragedy: critics' and scholars' ..... 
Only the titles and assorted fragments of Aeschylus's other plays have come 
down to us. [DOC] [TLE] notes on greek drama 1 - Gordon State College [PAR] The very fact that the drama of the ancient Greeks is so old says much of its 
importance. ... The word drama comes into English from the identical word in 
Latin, which in turn ... One Greek statesman, Solon, insisted that an actor 
pretending to be... [DOC] [TLE] Introduction to Theatre -- Ancient Greek Theatre [PAR] Nov 16, 2007 ... 45 plays extant total 32 tragedies, 12 comedies, 1 satyr play (satirical parody-
short) ... Sources of information for theatre origins and Greek theatre: ... A strong 
concern for humanity - the founders of philosophy came from this period ... to 
have introduced the 3rd actor; fixed the chorus at 15 (had been 50). [DOC] [TLE] Greek Tragedy : The Basics - Gvsu [PAR] Origins: Tragedy's origins are obscure, but it apparently started with the singing of 
... (The Greek word for actor is hypokrites, which literally means "answerer. ... 
from "The Ancient City of Athens" site (with many views of the Theatre of 
Dionysus)... [DOC] [TLE] Early Theatre: Greek, Roman and Medieval - Northern State University [PAR] Oct 22, 2010 ... Aristotle tell us that Greek tragedy grew out of the dithyramb. 2. What was ... 
Thespis' tragedies utilized only one actor and the chorus. 11. ... According to 
Sophocles, who was the Greek king who murdered his father and married his 
mother? Oedipus. ... With which Greek playwright is this term associated? [DOC] [TLE] dramatist - Dictionary Definition : Vocabulary.com [PAR] Using the noun dramatist is actually a pretty dramatic way to refer to a playwright. 
Its root is the word drama, which comes from a Greek word meaning "to do. [DOC] [TLE] 104 The Origins of Greek Theatre I, Classical Drama and Theatre [PAR] Others see an important clue to tragedy's rise in the Greek word tragoidia, 
meaning ... nothing to us except as the purported founding father of Greek drama. 
.... of early tragedy and Aristotle's lifetime, the Classical Age had come and gone, 
.... the third actorand has assumed from a cursory overview of Aeschylus' 
drama... [DOC] [TLE] 206 Classical Greek Theatre, Classical Drama and Theatre [PAR] SECTION 2: CLASSICAL GREEK TRAGEDY AND THEATRE .... In order to be 
heard, for instance, the ancient actor had to have a strong voice. .... some sort of 
painted backdrop) from which comes our word "scene" in the sense of scenery. [DOC] [TLE] Greek Drama [PAR] Greek Drama. Drama was born in ancient Greece! ... Uncertain whether he was a 
playwright, an actor, or a priest; Thespian term comes from his name. [DOC] [TLE] On Aeschylus - Shakespeare Theatre Company [PAR] Aeschylus, plays were performed by a single actor and a chorus. ... Today, 
Aeschylus is referred to as the Father of .... The word tragedy comes from the 
Greek. [DOC] [TLE] Greek Tragedy [PAR] This mental enactment requires some knowledge of the Greek theater and its 
conventions. ... revealed: tragoidia, the ancient Greek word for tragedy, originally

Question: This word for "actor" comes from the father of Greek tragedy
Answer: thespian