The leader of a chorus, especially in ancient Greek drama; a leader or spokesperson of a group.
From Greek 'koryphaios' (leader of the chorus), from 'koryphe' (head/summit). In Greek theater, the coryphaeus spoke for the chorus and interacted with the actors.
The LEADER of the Greek chorus! In ancient theater, this person bridged the gap between audience and actors — explaining, questioning, reacting! They were the original narrator, the first hype-person! 🎭🎤
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