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didascalia
Didascalia is a Greek word that means teaching or instruction and has multiple meanings:
- denotes the preparation and execution of plays during dramatic festivals. It encompassed the instruction of actors and chorus, as well as the actual staging of the production
- in English, didascalia refers to stage directions
- alludes to supplementary text, including statements attributed to the voice of the author
- in modern times, online publication devoted to the appreciation of Greek and Roman drama, dance, and music
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