FAQ About Sophocles
What is the significance of the chorus in Sophocles' plays?
In Sophocles' works, the chorus often serves as a moral and emotional commentator on the events of the play. While the importance of the chorus decreased compared to earlier Greek drama, it still plays a crucial role in providing context, background information, and reflections on the themes and actions occurring within the narrative. The chorus bridges the audience and the dramatic action, enhancing the overall impact of the play.
