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== Tragedi Yunani: Sebuah Pertunjukan ==
Tragedi Yunani sering kali membingungkan bilamana orang berusaha menilainya sebagai drama, kejadian terperinci, pertunjukan, bahkan sebagai sesuatu yang menyampaikan sebuah tema mendasar.<ref name=":2">{{Cite journal|last=Frendo|first=Mario|date=February 2019|title=Ancient Greek Tragedy as Performance: the Literature–Performance Problematic|journal=New Theatre Quarterly|volume=35|issue=1|pages=19–32|doi=10.1017/S0266464X18000581|s2cid=191998802|issn=0266-464X}}</ref> Sebuah artikel yang ditulis Mario Frendo, looksmenyoroti attragedi theYunani latterselaku aspenyampai asebuah phenomenontema ofmendasar performance,sebagai asuatu separationfenomena inpertunjukan, thesuatu meaningpemisahan ofmakna thesandiwara playtersebut fromdari whatpokok itpikiran isyang actuallysesungguhnya being conveyeddisampaikan, anddan notbukan ansuatu attemptusaha tountuk approachmelakukan Greekpendekatan tragedyterhadap throughTragedi contextYunani melalui konteks (e.g., conventionsmisalnya ofkesepakatan-kesepakatan performancepertunjukan, historicalfakta-fakta factskesejarahan, etc.dsb).<ref name=":2" /> ApproachingMelakukan antiquitypendekatan fromterhadap azaman contemporarypurba outlook,dari especiallykacamata withmasa regardkini, toterutama thedalam constructionkaitannya anddengan formkonstruksi ofdan thebentuk playssandiwara-sandiwara, hinders anymenghambat understandingpemahaman ofakan classicalmasyarakat GreekYunani societyklasik.<ref name=":2" />
 
The origins of Greek tragedy were mostly based on song or speech rather than written script.<ref name=":2" /> In this way, Frendo states that Tragedy by its nature, was performative.<ref name=":2" /> Frendo furthers his argument by drawing on previous research into Greek Tragedy. He elaborates on the musical, often sing-song nature of the plays, and looks at oral tradition as the backdrop to the construction of these plays (e.g., oral tradition may play a role in the processes that lead to the creation of Greek Tragedy).<ref name=":2" /> Frendo draws on the notion that the experience of tragedy requires a theatrical performance and is in that sense, a separation of tragedy from literature.<ref name=":2" /> Further stating that it is essential to look at tragedy as pre-drama, that it does not fit with a more contemporary envisioning of "drama" as we would've seen under the Renaissance.<ref name=":2" />