Is a chorus in a play and narrator the same?

No, a chorus in a play and a narrator are not the same. A chorus typically consists of a group of characters who comment on the action, provide background information, or express collective emotions, often through song or poetic dialogue. In contrast, a narrator is usually a single voice that provides insight or commentary on the story, guiding the audience's understanding of the plot and characters. While both serve to enhance the storytelling, their functions and presentations differ significantly.