What you'll hear inside Roman Theatre of Mérida:

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  Scenic Front

  The scaenae frons, or stage front, was the decorated architectural facade that defined Roman theatres.

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  Orchestra

  The orchestra is the semicircular space positioned in front of the stage and originally served as the choir area.

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  Ima Cavea

  The ima cavea is the prime seating section of Mérida's Roman Theatre, situated closest to the stage.

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  Aula Sacra (Imperial Worship Space)

  The Aula Sacra is a small chamber positioned at the rear of the peristyle of the Roman Theatre in Mérida, aligned with the central axis of the complex—the royal gate and the sacred space of the…

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  Peristyle

  The peristyle is a spacious columned garden courtyard behind the stage front of Mérida's Roman Theatre, among the finest preserved examples of its kind on the Iberian Peninsula.

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  Parodos (Side Galleries)

  The parodoi are angled galleries flanking the theatre, serving as passages that connect the exterior to the orchestra.

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  Peristyle Latrines

  The Letrinas del Peristilo are Roman latrines situated at the northern corner of the porticaded garden behind the Teatro Romano in Mérida.