- been
built into a hill-side and,
unlike Pompey's theatre, did not have a
scaena. If any
inspiration came from the
theatre there, it must have been largely...
-
founder of Enloe's
Drama Club,[citation needed]
which was then
called Amicus Scaena,
Latin for "friend of scene" or "friend of theatre". He then
studied at...
-
Substantial part of the
theater was
carved out of
solid rock,
while the
scaena and
exterior wall were constructed. The theater's
auditorium consists of...
- this case the
Tiber Island to the southwest. The
permanent setting, the
scaena, also rose to the top of the
cavea as in
other Roman theatres. The theatre...
-
structure are
still visible; the
cavea (seating), the
orchestra and the
scaena. The
ruins can be seen from the purpose-built
lookout point. Nowadays, it...
- hortos,
another hint to the building. It is also
possible that the
domestica scaena mentioned by
Tacitus as the
place from
which Nero
admired the
Great Fire...
-
spectators to
stand or sit to
watch the play,
known as a cavea, and a stage, or
scaena. The
setting for each play was
depicted using an
elaborate backdrop (scaenae...
- Plautus's
epitaph read:
postquam est
mortem aptus Plautus,
Comoedia luget,
scaena deserta, dein risus,
ludus iocusque et
numeri innumeri simul omnes conlacrimarunt...
-
sightline was
permanently disrupted in 32 BC when
Augustus had a
stone scaena built. Sandys, John
Edwin (2010). A
Companion to
Latin Studies. Nabu Press...
- quarry. It was set
against the
slope of the mountain. At the back of the
scaena towards the N was a portico,
covered over
today by a street,
where Gsell...
