Didaskalia (theatre)

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In theatre studies, didaskalia is anything written within a play text that is not directly spoken by a character. The term is the modern re-use of the theatrical term of the classical antiquity διδασκαλία literally meaning "teaching", "instruction".^{[1][2][3][4][5]}

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• Didascaliae

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