Greek and Roman Religion
Satyr plays are a unique genre of ancient Greek drama that feature a chorus of satyrs, mythological half-human, half-goat beings associated with the god Dionysus. These plays were typically performed at festivals like the City Dionysia and offered a lighter, comedic relief to the more serious themes of tragedies. Satyr plays often parodied myths and showcased the satyrs' mischievous nature while addressing themes of human folly and desire.
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