Roman Theatre Vs Greek Theatre

There are many differences between the early Greek plays and the early Roman plays, and there are also many similarities. The Greeks were in charge until the Romans took over. The Greeks set the stage for theater productions because they introduced the first theater play. The Greeks developed both tragedies and comedies. Most of the plays that the Greeks performed were tragedies. These tragedies became popular because the audience knew what was going to take place from the beginning to the end. The Greeks were more religious.
The Romans tried to follow in their footsteps, but could not measure up to their standards, so they had to rely on the ideas of the Greeks to gather their foundation for plays. The Roman Theater preferred comedies to