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Large Roman audiences came to watch actors preform. Audiences were usually loud and boisterous.

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- Arenas were built from the ground up. Stages were five feet above the ground. Audiences had ownings, and actors had dressing rooms in side wings

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Actors were on the same level as laborers or slaves. Roman citizens could  not become actors.

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Seneca- The Trojan Women
Platus- The Braggart Warrior

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Romans began their plays at religious festivals, but  eventually accompanied more.

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Roman Theatre contrasted with Greek theatre by emphasizing comedies.
Dominant type- comedies

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Time period of picture- 476 A.D
100 B.C- 476 A.D