Ancient theatres

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Theatres from Greek and Roman antiquity

In Greek and Roman antiquity, theatre buildings were used for drama performances.

Greek and Roman theatres are often confused with Roman amphitheatres (used for spectator sports, games and displays.)

See also: Ancient Greek theatre, Theatre buildings (modern theatres)

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[edit] Albania

  • Butrint, Roman Theatre

[edit] Algeria

[edit] Djemila

  • Djemila, Roman Theatre

  • Djemila, Roman Theatre

  • Djemila, Roman Theatre

  • Djemila, Roman Theatre

[edit] Guelma (Calama)

  • Guelma, Roman Theatre

  • Guelma, Roman Theatre

  • Guelma, Roman Theatre

  • Guelma, Roman Theatre

[edit] Khamissa

  • Khamissa, Roman Theatre

  • Khamissa, Roman Theatre

  • Khamissa, Roman Theatre

  • Khamissa, Roman Theatre

  • Khamissa, Roman Theatre

[edit] Timgad

  • Timgad, Roman Theatre

  • Timgad, Roman Theatre

  • Timgad, Roman Theatre

  • Timgad, Roman Theatre

[edit] Bulgaria

  • Plovdiv, Roman Theatre

  • Plovdiv, Roman Theatre

[edit] France

  • Arles, Théâtre Antique

  • Lillebonne, Théâtre Romain

  • Lillebonne, Théâtre Romain

  • Mandeure, Théâtre Romain

  • Orange, Théâtre Romain

  • Orange, Théâtre Romain

[edit] Greece

  • blueprint of Greek Theatres

  • Athens, Odeon of Herodes Atticus

  • Athens, Odeon of Herodes Atticus

  • Athens, Theatre of Dionysius

  • Delphi, Theatre

  • Dodona, Theatre

  • Epidaoros, Theatre

  • Epidauros, Theatre

  • Epidauros, Theatre

  • Patras, the Roman Odeum

  • Kós, Theatre

  • Argos, Theatre

[edit] Israel

[edit] Italy

  • Fiesole (Faesolanum), Teatro

  • Ostia Antica, Teatro

  • Pompeii, Teatro Grande

  • Pompeii, Teatro Grande

  • Roma, Teatro di Marcello (more images)

  • Siracusa, Teatro Greco

  • Siracusa, Teatro Greco

  • Siracusa, Teatro Greco

  • Siracusa, Teatro Greco

  • Siracusa, Teatro Greco

  • Taormina, Teatro Greco

  • Taormina, Teatro Greco

  • Taormina, Teatro Greco

  • Taormina, Teatro Greco, by Thomas Cole

  • Taormina, Teatro Greco, by Gustav Klimt

  • Model of the Theatre of Pompeius on the Campus Martius in Rome

[edit] Jordan

  • Petra, Roman Theatre

[edit] Spain

  • Casas de Reina (Badajoz), Teatro romano

  • Clunia, Teatro romano

  • Clunia, Teatro romano

  • Málaga, Teatro romano

  • Mérida, Teatro romano (more images)

  • Zaragoza, Teatro romano

  • Zaragoza, Teatro romano

[edit] Switzerland

  • Augusta Raurica, Römisches Theater

  • Augusta Raurica, Römisches Theater

  • Avenches (Aventicum), Théâtre Romain

[edit] Syria

  • Bosra, Roman theatre

  • Bosra, Roman theatre

  • Bosra, Roman theatre

  • Bosra, Roman theatre

  • Palmyra, Roman theatre

[edit] Turkey

[edit] Aspendos

  • Aspendos, Roman theatre

  • Aspendos 2004-10.JPG

  • Scanea

[edit] Bodrum

  • Bodrum, Ancient Theatre

  • Theater Bodrum.JPG
  • Theater Bodrum2.jpg

[edit] Caunos

  • Caunos, Ancient Theatre

[edit] Ephesos

  • Efez (Ephesos), Ancient Theatre

  • Efez (Ephesos), Ancient Theatre

  • Efez (Ephesos), Ancient Theatre

  • Efez (Ephesos), Ancient Theatre

  • Efez (Ephesos), Ancient Theatre

[edit] Hierapolis

  • Ancient theatre in Hierapolis by maciekish.jpg

    Hierapolis, Ancient Theatre (more images)

[edit] Milet

  • Milet, Ancient Theatre

[edit] Priene

  • Priene, Ancient Theatre

[edit] Side

  • Side, Roman Theatre

  • Side, Roman Theatre

  • Side, Roman Theatre

  • Side, Roman Theatre

  • Side, Roman Theatre

  • Side, Roman Theatre

  • Side, Roman Theatre

  • Side, Roman Theatre

  • Side, Roman Theatre

[edit] Others

  • Model of the Campus Martius in ancient Rome. From top to bottom; the theatres of Marcellus, Balbus & Pompei and the Odeon of Domitian.

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