- Both Greek and Elizabethan theatre were popular forms of entertainment for the masses.
- Both Greek and Elizabethan theatre were heavily influenced by classical mythology and history.
- Both Greek and Elizabethan theatre featured masked actors who played multiple roles.
- Both Greek and Elizabethan theatre used music, dance, and spectacle to enhance the performance.
- Both Greek and Elizabethan theatre were often used to explore social and political issues of the day.
- Both Greek and Elizabethan theatre were heavily influenced by the prevailing philosophical and intellectual currents of their respective eras.
- Both Greek and Elizabethan theatre were highly stylized and ritualistic in nature.
- Both Greek and Elizabethan theatre made use of a Chorus, which served as a commentator on the action of the play.
- Both Greek and Elizabethan theatre were performed in open-air amphitheatres.