skēnē (σκηνή) (Q23843)

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(Greek: “tent,” the building behind the orchestra in a Greek theatre). Originally used for storage but provided a convenient backing for perf

(Greek: “tent,” the building behind the orchestra in a Greek theatre). Originally used for storage but provided a convenient backing for perf
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skēnē (σκηνή)
(Greek: “tent,” the building behind the orchestra in a Greek theatre). Originally used for storage but provided a convenient backing for perf

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    skēnē (σκηνή) (English)
    Greek “tent” the building behind the orchestra in a Greek theatre. Originally used for storage but provided a convenient backing for performances also used as a waiting area/dressing room for actors its evolution included doorways center left and right and a covered high stage for performances. Corresponds to the Roman scaenae."" (English)
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