What did the characters in plays previously interact with?
The audience
The orchestra
The chorus
Inanimate objects
Answer
The chorus was a group of actors in ancient Greek plays who provided commentary on the action and helped to create atmosphere. They typically performed songs and dances and sometimes interacted with the main characters. The chorus played an important role in shaping the overall meaning of a play and was often used to convey moral lessons or insights.
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