This theatre was built in the 2nd century B. ... The theatre was not permanently covered although a canvas awning could be pulled over if necessary. ...
The seating of the theatre was divided into three sections. ... Entry to this theatre and to the other one at Pompeii (known as the ‘Small’ or ‘Covered Theatre’ were free.
Going to the theatre was very a very popular form of entertainment. ...
Pompeii’s large theatre put on these kind of whilst the small one was probably used for smaller concerts and lectures.
Over the many the centuries, this theatre was upgraded and updated. ...
Theatre was an incredibly popular form of entertainment in Ancient Rome. ...
Emperors such as Nero used the theatre as a way of showing their own talents - good or otherwise.
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