proskenion การใช้

• Just behind the paraskenia was the proskenion.
• The facade of the proskenion now was behind the orchestra, and provided a space for supporting stage scenery.
• The proskenion ( " in front of the scene " ) was beautiful, and was similar to the modern day proscenium.
• It is possible that the actors ( as opposed to the chorus ) acted entirely on the " proskenion ", but this is not certain.
• Then it was raised up from the level of the orchestra, creating a proskenion, or " space in front of the " skene " ".
• In front of the " skene " there may have been a raised acting area called the " proskenion ", the ancestor of the modern proscenium stage.
• Containing one of only two examples of a circular orchestra, the other is at Epidauros, the Romans constructed a proskenion that covered part of the orchestra with a hyposkenion below it.
• As the Greek chorus declined in importance compared to a smaller group of main actors, the chorus remained in the orchestra to perform, while the main actors generally performed from the stage on top of the proskenion.
• The site has been excavated by the Greek Archaeological Society; it contained a temple, a sacred spring, into which coins were thrown by worshippers, altars and porticoes, and a small theatre, of which the proskenion is well preserved.