Once upon a time, in ancient Greece, there was a land called Athens. It was a very important city, and it was known all over Europe for its culture and landmarks.

One of the most famous landmarks in Athens was the theater. People from all over Europe would come to Athens to watch plays. The Greeks loved plays, and they had two types: comedy and tragedy.

Comedy plays were funny and made people laugh. Tragedy plays were sad and made people cry. One of the most famous playwrights was a man named Andronicus. He wrote both comedies and tragedies, and people loved to watch his plays.

One day, Andronicus decided to write a play from a different perspective. He wanted to show the people of Athens what it was like to see the world from a different point of view. So, he wrote a play about a European traveler who comes to Athens and sees the city from a different perspective.

The play was a huge success. People laughed and cried, and they realized that there were many different ways to see the world. Andronicus taught them that it's important to look at things from different perspectives, and that's why his play became a landmark in the history of Athens.

The end.

Reflections

1. What was the name of the city in ancient Greece where the story took place?
2. What were the two types of plays that the Greeks loved to watch?
3. Who was the famous playwright in Athens?
4. What was the play about that Andronicus wrote from a different perspective?