Production stages of socio-cultural buildings in the creation and development of old Greek theater and theater architecture

From a biological point of view, man has a major disadvantage compared to other species in nature. This gap was closed by cooperating and large-scale social organizations. The conversion of the livelihood to a productive structure after the Neolithic Period, resulted in a population increase To handle the growing population, has resulted in the establishment of more complex social organization. These developments gradually gained momentum in the Bronze Age and the mentality of religion started to gain a corporate identity. Various rituals have been developed to sustain agricultural production and to gain the consent of the fertility gods. Fertility rituals have been organized every year taking into account the seasonal cycle and repeating rituals showed theatrical features. The most important of these fertility cults in the world of Ancient Helen is Dionysus, although he has no deep-rooted history in the Greek Pantheon and comes from outside. He has become one of the most beloved figures of mythology with its cult approach focused on enthusiasm and his profile contrary to the known Greek hierarchy. It's believed that the feast rituals, tragedy, and theater were born in his name.