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Roman theater
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Roman theater
An open-air theater constructed by the ancient Romans; sometimes built on a hillside, but more often on level ground—usually with a richly decorated outer façade, with a colonnade gallery and vaulted entrances for the public. The orchestra, 2 usually was a half-circle; behind it was a stage having a richly decorated proscenium and stage background. Also see Greek theater.


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