+Aeschylus was an ancient [Greek](/wiki/Greek) tragedian, often hailed as the "father of [Tragedy](/wiki/Tragedy)". His innovations, like introducing a second actor, profoundly shaped the development of Western drama, moving it beyond a purely choral performance. He authored around ninety plays, with seven surviving, including the influential *Oresteia* trilogy.
+## See also
+- [Sophocles](/wiki/Sophocles)
+- [Euripides](/wiki/Euripides)
+- [Athens](/wiki/Athens)
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