The GreekGod thatwas honoredat theceremoniesConsideredto be themost"modern"FREEConsideredthe founderof GreekdramaThe time ofyear atwhich thefestival washeldThewrittentext of aplayA majorelementof GreekTheaterStagedirectionsgiven bythe directorOne of thefirst GreekplaywrightsThe yeartragedy wasincorporatedinto GreekTheaterThe time atwhich theactors arriveto thetheaterTheaudienceFREEHavingthree playsby onedramatistA hymnand danceperformedby 50 menPart of thestage that isnot visible tothe audienceThe GreekGod thatwas honoredat theceremoniesConsideredto be themost"modern"FREEConsideredthe founderof GreekdramaThe time ofyear atwhich thefestival washeldThewrittentext of aplayA majorelementof GreekTheaterStagedirectionsgiven bythe directorOne of thefirst GreekplaywrightsThe yeartragedy wasincorporatedinto GreekTheaterThe time atwhich theactors arriveto thetheaterTheaudienceFREEHavingthree playsby onedramatistA hymnand danceperformedby 50 menPart of thestage that isnot visible tothe audience

Greek Theater History Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The Greek God that was honored at the ceremonies
  2. Considered to be the most "modern"
  3. FREE
  4. Considered the founder of Greek drama
  5. The time of year at which the festival was held
  6. The written text of a play
  7. A major element of Greek Theater
  8. Stage directions given by the director
  9. One of the first Greek playwrights
  10. The year tragedy was incorporated into Greek Theater
  11. The time at which the actors arrive to the theater
  12. The audience
  13. FREE
  14. Having three plays by one dramatist
  15. A hymn and dance performed by 50 men
  16. Part of the stage that is not visible to the audience