The Roman theatre of Mérida, Spain was built between the 16th-15th centuries BC. It was constructed by the consul Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa and could seat 6,000 spectators. The theatre had a semicircular grandstand and a marble orchestra between the stage and seating area. The stage was 7.5 meters wide, 63 meters long, and 17.5 meters tall with marble columns and sculptures. The theatre was an important structure for entertainment in ancient Rome.

1. The Theatre Judit Maria

3. The actors wore masks.

5. Where is it? It is in Mérida, Extramadura, Spain.

6. Extremadura

7. When was it build? The Roman theatre of Mérida was built in the years 16th and 15th BC.

8. Who build it? The constructor of the theatre was the consul Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa.

10. It had 3 parts:Semicircular grandstand: The semicircular grandstand, had a capacity for 6,000 spectators.

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14. Other Constructions Theatre of Cádiz.

15. Other Constructions Theatre of Aspendos

16. Other Constructions Theatre of Sagunto.

17. Other Constructions Theatre of Aosta.

18. Other Construction TheatreMongontiacensium

20. PubliusTerentius Afer (c. 195/186 – 159 BC) Hisbirth is disputated.