What influenced the development of theatrical practices and dramatic theory during the Italian Renaissance?
a
Roman theatre and ideas
b
Norse mythology
c
Chinese philosophy
d
Ancient Greek literature
d. Ancient Greek literature
The development of theatrical practices and dramatic theory during the Italian Renaissance was heavily influenced by the revival of interest in Ancient Greek literature, especially the works of playwrights such as Sophocles, Euripides, and Aeschylus. Italian Renaissance writers and scholars looked to ancient Greek plays for inspiration and guidance in crafting their own dramatic works, leading to the adoption of classical forms and themes in Renaissance theater. These classical influences helped shape the development of theatrical practices and dramatic theory during this period.