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All the phalluses. And…curtain!
Yup. All
the phalluses. And…curtain!
And oh, just so you know, I won't be teaching you how to act, or direct, or write Plays, or hang lights, or... Sew phalluses onto costumes. Not because I don't love making theater, I actually--I've been making Theater since I was a kid and before YouTube I was actually a full-time professional
Well, there probably aren’t a lot of satyrs and phalluses.
me now–though I would totally understand if it makes you uncomfortable and you super don’t want to– phalluses.
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Unlike tragedies, satyr plays featured a chorus dressed as satyrs—ears, tails, shaggy legs and … tie-on phalluses.
Next time, we're gonna look more closely at Aristotle's theories and use them to discuss Aeschylus's Oresteia, the only complete tragic trilogy we have, and then finally on to the Satyrs and their phalluses.
Three playwrights would each present four plays: a cycle of three related tragedies, and then a satyr play, which would be funny and would often involve enormous phalluses and/or poop jokes.
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