History of Theatre I
A choregos was a wealthy citizen in ancient Athens responsible for financing and overseeing the production of theatrical performances, particularly for tragedies and comedies during festivals. This role was vital in the development of Athenian theatre, as it connected the community, showcased civic pride, and highlighted the importance of the arts in society. The choregos not only funded the production but also played an active role in selecting the playwrights and managing rehearsals.
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