Roman Theater

It was free to see plays in ancient Rome.

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The cavea was the general seating area.

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The scaenae frons was the main stage.

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The Odeon could hold up to 5,000 people.

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Romans typically stayed at the theater all day.

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The scaena was used as seating for important people.

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A pantomime was a combination of opera and ballet.

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Pantomimes often involved frivolous subjects.

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Plautus and Terrence were two famous comedy writers from the 2nd century.

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Comedies often had new and creative characters that the audience wouldn't recognize.

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