http://www.reshafim.org.il/ad/egypt/ceremonies/theatre.htm
The Greeks may have believed that they were the inventors of theater,
but, depending on how one defines "theater" and interprets ancient
records [5],
it can be claimed that the Egyptians, while they did not construct
special venues for their plays, preceded them in the public performance
of shows, which were mostly pageant-like, religious in character,
ritualistic and to a large extent devoid of drama.
As a Kheri-Heb Priest (Master of Ceremonies) I would normally use masks or props for people represented in the myths or ceremonies; I instead use Identities and Letterhead for this. People in my audience believe I "am" my characters, because I make it believable. The effect is found in the weather reports as Egyptian Deities are mostly Weather-related gods or goddesses; this effect also influences the Economy (NYSE) as with prosperity gods like Amun.
M7 2012.
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