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The Ancient Theatre Archive
The theatre architecture of greece and rome.
The Ancient Theatre Archive is a non-profit project originating from Whitman College, USA. Its research and publication are partially funded through grants from Whitman College, the United States Institute for Theatre Technology, the Benson Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Humanities. Thomas Hines, Professor Emeritus, Whitman College . More Information… .
Theatre Type
Cavea width in meters, sort by age.
Acinipo (modern Ronda la Vieja, Spain)
59 / 53 BCE
Cavea Width: 62 meters / Orchestra Width: 18 meters
Aegeira (modern Egira, Greece)
280-250 BCE
Cavea Width: 46 meters / Orchestra Width: 12 meters
Akragas / Agrigentum (modern Agrigento, Sicily, Italy)
Cavea Width: 95 meters / Orchestra Width: 0 meters
Akrai (modern Palazzolo Acreide Sicily, Italy)
Cavea Width: 28 meters / Orchestra Width: 19 meters
Alexandria (modern Alexandria, Egypt)
ca. 145-211 CE
Cavea Width: 33 meters / Orchestra Width: 6 meters
Antiphellos (modern Kaş, Turkey)
ca. 2nd cent. BCE
Cavea Width: 50 meters / Orchestra Width: 11 meters
Aphrodisias (modern Geyre, Turkey)
ca. 39-27 BCE
Cavea Width: 86 meters / Orchestra Width: 26 meters
Arausio (modern Orange, France)
ca. early 1st cent. CE
Cavea Width: 104 meters / Orchestra Width: 27 meters
Arelate (modern Arles, France)
ca. 27-14 CE
Cavea Width: 102 meters / Orchestra Width: 29 meters
Argos (modern Argos, Greece)
ca. late 4th cent. BCE
Cavea Width: 77 meters / Orchestra Width: 26 meters
Argos Odeum (modern Argos, Greece)
2nd century CE
Cavea Width: 41 meters / Orchestra Width: 12 meters
Arycanda or Arykanda (modern Arif, Turkey)
50 BCE (F.S)
Cavea Width: 56 meters / Orchestra Width: 17 meters
Aspendus Theatre (modern Belkiz, Turkey).
ca. 161-169 CE. (FS)
Cavea Width: 95 meters / Orchestra Width: 24 meters
Assus, Assos (modern Behramköy, Turkey)
ca. 300 BCE.
Cavea Width: 71 meters / Orchestra Width: 21 meters
Athens, The Theatre of Dionysus (Dionysos)
Cavea Width: 82 meters / Orchestra Width: 25 meters
Augusta Emerita (modern Mérida, Spain)
15 / 16 BCE
Cavea Width: 87 meters / Orchestra Width: 26 meters
Baelo Claudia (modern Tarifa, Spain)
Second half of the 1st century CE
Cavea Width: 70 meters / Orchestra Width: 20 meters
Balbus, Balbo Theatre (Rome, Italy)
Beneventum (modern Benevento, Italy)
Cavea Width: 93 meters / Orchestra Width: 23 meters
Brixia (modern Brescia, Italy)
Augustus (late 1st century BCE – 1st century CE)
Cavea Width: 88 meters / Orchestra Width: 46 meters
Last Update: 11-01-2024
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Explore the 3D seatmap of The Greek Theatre and find your perfect seat for an unforgettable experience.
This awesome virtual reality 360 degree VR tour video (VR Walk), shot on a journey to Athens city and its main attractions and sights like Theatre of Dionysus (built at the foot of the...
Theatre Of Dionysus. Unbelievable as it might be, in Acropolis’ hill, a few square-meter place, is accumulated the apex of ancient Greek culture. There we find Parthenon, Erechtheion, Propylaia, but there we also find the very beginning of …
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A virtual tour of the Acropolis of Athens, including the Parthenon, the Propylaea, the Erechtheion and the Temple of Athena Nike.Also visit the Theatre of D...
The Theatre Architecture of Greece and Rome. The Ancient Theatre Archive is a non-profit project originating from Whitman College, USA. Its research and publication are partially funded through grants from Whitman …
Specifically, it consists of 464 digital pages, 289 pictures, 31videos and 34 audio clips covering 55 years of theatre history, 45 ancient Greek drama productions and 12 programmes of the most emblematic NTNG performances.