History Of Roman Theatre
Structual Roman Theatre
Roman Playrights
Roman (EXTRAS)
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What began with the plays of Livius Andonicus?


What is Roman drama


100

What type of theater did the Romans have?


What is theatrum tectum

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playwright and dramatist famously known for his stoic philosophy


What is Seneca


100

What are these people called?

Gladiators

200

What was one of the first theatre of ancient rome?

What is Theater of Pompey

200

What was the amphitheater in ancient Rome used for?

What is gladiator combats, venationes (animal slayings) and executions.

200

African playwright known for the Terentian pattern


Who is Terence


200

What did they use to build Roman Theatres

opus caementicium (roman concrete)



300

Who did the Romans borrow and adapt their theatrical tradition from?

What is Greek drama


300

What are amphitheaters?

large theatres , circular or oval open-air venues with tiered seating, built by the ancient Romans.

300

Rome's first playwright


Who is Lucius Livius Adronicus


300

It was the largest theatre the Romans had ever built at any time or place

Theatre of Pompey

400

It is said that Romans first experienced theatre in the 4th century by these actors


What is Etruscan actors


400

hosted events such as plays, pantomimes, choral events and orations


What are theatres


400

father of Roman poetry


Who is Ennius


400

The technique of binding folded parchment between wood boards became popular among Romans during the first and second centuries CE.

Bound Books

500

argued that Romans were familiar with "pre-theatrical practices before the 4th century

What is Beacham


500

Roman and Italian theatres and amphitheatres were made of this material


What is roman concrete or a mix of volcanic ash or also known as Pozzolana, lime, and water to make a mortar 


500

the greatest of the tragic poets of ancient Rome


What is Marcus Pacuvius


500

What is this and what did it do for Romans?

fixed the length of a year at 365 days, divided into twelve months, with a leap day added to February every fourth year.

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