The Romans adapted greek theater creating the art form of. This type of theatrical performance where one actor dances and mimes a greek tale while a musician and singer provide accompainment?

The Romans adapted Greek theater into the art form known as "pantomime." In this theatrical performance, a single actor conveys a narrative through expressive dance and miming, while musicians and singers provide accompaniment, enhancing the emotional depth of the story. Pantomime became a popular form of entertainment in ancient Rome, blending dramatic storytelling with music and movement.