The greeks and romans held their comedies and tragedies in the time span from 600bc to

Greek Comedy 385 B.C. and Roman during Cicero.

Explanation:

Greek comedy has a long history. In addition to tragedy and satirical play, it was one of the top three genres in the theatre of Ancient Greek. The combination of dramatic acting with a wealth of music and dance, as well as lyrical acting parts, makes Greek comedy, especially old attics, much like later operettas or even musicals. There are three generations of Greek comedians, and Eupolid and Aristophanes are the third and last generation. Greek artistic expression left a significant influence on Roman. Roman comedy, on the other hand, has had a substantial impact on European culture. The comic was last shown in Cicero's time (106 B.C. - 43 B.C) and was replaced by a more popular mime for the next few centuries.

jewish people, gypsies, and political opponents.