What are the Cycle Plays? What function did they served? Name 2 cycle plays?

Explanation:

(cycle play)The mystery plays are sequences of performances, sometimes referred to as 'cycle plays' because they make up a cycle of 48 surviving short playlets. ... They are most commonly known as the 'mystery plays' for two reasons.

(function)A phrase used by scholars of medieval theatre to refer to the sequences of episodes that dramatize the sweep of Christian salvation history from Creation to Judgement.

(2 cycle plays)Cycle plays, dramatized biblical stories of the Old and New Testaments, were one of the most important and popular forms of drama during the late Middle Ages and into the renaissance. The most well-known cycles are the Chester, York, Wakefield (Townley), and N-Town plays

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