A Satyr Play is a form of ancient Greek drama that typically followed a trilogy of tragedies. It featured a chorus of satyrs, who were half-human, half-goat creatures associated with Dionysus, the god of wine and festivity. These plays were characterized by their comedic elements, light-hearted themes, and often included a mix of humor and satire. The purpose of a Satyr Play was to provide relief from the intense emotions of the preceding tragedies. They often parodied mythological stories and showcased the satyrs' playful and mischievous nature. This genre contributed to the overall development of Greek theater and influenced later comedic forms.