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The Time Period of the Roman theater era was 100 B.C. to 476 A.D.

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A brief overview of Roman theatre for Intermediate Drama

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"Histriones" was the term for the Romans for actor. Actors were not viewed highly in Roman culture. They were on the level of laborers or slaves. Also, Roman Citizens could not be actors.

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Like the Greeks, Romans began presenting plays at religious festivals like the Ludi Romani. They eventually encompassed more than just plays. The plays contained ordinary, low-class citizens as actors and not upper-class.

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Some of the best collections of Roman plays was THE TROJAN WOMEN by Seneca and THE BRAGGART WARRIOR by Plautus.

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The Romans mainly presented Comedy plays to distract people from their terrible lives.

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You cover each of  the seven areas well, and I think that most of the pics go with your explanation. Your summary of each area is solid and makes it easy for a viewer to understand each component.

I'm not sure why you chose the picture that goes with "status of actors", but other than that, a fine job.

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The building was built from the ground up. The stage was covered by roof, while the rest was open to the sun. To not overheat, audience had awnings which covered them a little. In the side wings, the actors had dressing rooms.

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The audience was large and abundant. they were rowdy, loud, and boisterous. They demanded spectacles from the actors.