Props in Lysistrata

There were actually quite a few props used in Lysistrata, and they all contributed to some sort of symoblic meaning or they were central to the plot. Basically every prop was essential to the story; there wasn't a lot of excess in details in the script, unless you count the very large amounts of characters. Props were used when the men first climbed to the Akropolis with their pots of fire (symbols of sexual desire?) and again when Myrrhine kept leaving to fetch the cot, mattress, etc. These props are easy to remember because they contribute to the play very noticably. The only other really present prop are the clothes that the characters constantly strip out of.