Calas Bride

Calas Bride was a Sevician politician, senator, and author of multiple novels, who served in the Sevician Senate for more than two decades in the mid-seventh century. He is most well-known for his extensive work examining Sevician theatre, including his seminal work on the theatrical form of comedy known as New Comedia, compiled in the book Reality as Fiction: The Plays and Playwrights of New Comedia.
== Background ==
Bride was born to a wealthy family in Morosea in 630 A.S, and spent his young life studying at a local paid-for school. He trained to become a lawman but stopped after a number of years, instead turning his attention to politics. He was elected to Sevicia's Senate in 663 A.S and remained there as an elected member until 687.
== Writing and work ==
Outside of his role as senator, Bride was best known for his writing, which focused on examining various forms of Sevician theatre on stage. His writing often focused on both the technical aspects of the forms and their wider-reaching impact on Sevician society and culture. His work on tragedy is well-known, but his most popular book is an in-depth examination of the history of New Comedia, including its beginnings, its key pioneering figures, and its lasting impression on the social conscious of Sevicia's politically-charged lower and middle classes.
== See also ==
Reality as Fiction: The Plays and Playwrights of New Comedia.
New Comedia
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