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| − | '''Dantala Theater''' was a famous traveling theater that operated in the 9th and 10th centuries TR. The theater was known for its historical plays and innovative mobile sets, with several theater troupes touring the Continent at the same time. | + | '''Dantala Theater''' was a famous traveling theater that operated in the 9th and 10th centuries [[TR]]. The theater was known for its historical plays and innovative mobile sets, with several theater troupes touring the Continent at the same time. |
It was founded by Mardala Tanio, a [[Ybuwyn]] performer and entrepreneur. | It was founded by Mardala Tanio, a [[Ybuwyn]] performer and entrepreneur. | ||
| − | Dantala Theater is cited as having revitalized the popularity of [[Line Aylis]] in the east, as well as introduced her to the west. It also produced the most famous rendition of the [[followers of | + | Dantala Theater's repertoire was notable for popularizing relatively obscure historical names and events. It is cited as having revitalized the popularity of [[Line Aylis]] in the east, as well as introduced her to the west. It also produced the most famous rendition of the [[followers of Lolion|Seeker]] Kayda story, as well as a number of plays based on early history of [[Darda]]. |
Latest revision as of 21:52, 9 February 2021
Dantala Theater was a famous traveling theater that operated in the 9th and 10th centuries TR. The theater was known for its historical plays and innovative mobile sets, with several theater troupes touring the Continent at the same time.
It was founded by Mardala Tanio, a Ybuwyn performer and entrepreneur.
Dantala Theater's repertoire was notable for popularizing relatively obscure historical names and events. It is cited as having revitalized the popularity of Line Aylis in the east, as well as introduced her to the west. It also produced the most famous rendition of the Seeker Kayda story, as well as a number of plays based on early history of Darda.
