
FAQ About The Influence of Ancient Greek Tragedy in Modern Theatre

How is catharsis achieved in Greek tragedies, and why is it important in modern theatre?
Catharsis in Greek tragedies is achieved through the audience's emotional build-up and resolution of tension, often via the tragic hero's journey and downfall. It's essential in modern theatre as it allows audiences to purge emotions and gain insight into personal and societal issues, fulfilling theatre's role in providing both entertainment and reflection.