In which performances did the gestures, postures, movements and dances of the ancient Greeks appear?

Gestures and gestures are part of pantomime performances, which are often used in ancient Greek tragedies or comedies. Greek gestures are similar to Indian gestures, with "putting a hand in front of your head to express sadness and pain;" Arms straight to the sky to show reverence; Fencers sprint forward with their hands, and there are hundreds of other arm movements. "Gestures are a way to communicate with early primitive ancestors. The ancient Greek people were good at performing stage plays, creating tragedies and comedies of human spiritual culture. The ancient Greeks had a gift for making gestures and changing facial expressions, which was well used in sadness and comedy.