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Roman theatre between the past
Roman theatre between the past and the present
Roman theaters are those immortal monuments that remained as a witness to the era of the Roman Empire despite its demise for centuries, lead us to wonder about its beginning and how Roman theaters developed until they reached us in their current form .....
Roman theatre between the past and the present
"Atlas documentary" website provides you, through its channel on the global video site “YouTube”, its latest documentary films about the Mayan civilization, which is one of the most interesting topics on which "Atlas" team worked on it from all sides. And we are always interested in presenting other documentary films in several fields, most notably: metaphysics (phenomena that perplexed science - historical phenomena considered to be myths-astronomical phenomena), and spiritual sciences as well.
In this episode we take you on a quick journey, through which we reveal to you some unknown facts. And how the events and facts began throughout history and we make full transfer to all opinions. And from history, we try to find the proper image to read the present and anticipate to the future. And between the past and the present, there were nations and civilizations that have lived through cosmic events, including what is known and what remains a mystery to this day.
Let's start with a journey of mystery, so that together we can uncover the facts and solve mystery.
History of the Roman Theater:
When the Romans took the theater from the Greeks, they introduced developments to it that gave it a distinct appearance. In addition to the simplicity that was characteristic of the Greek theater, as they used to build their theaters on a naturally sloping ground. And it is considered good in acoustics and vision, as well as the simplicity in its execution.
Roman architectural style of the theatre:
As for the Roman architectural style of the theater, it was built on a flat land almost in a semicircle on the basis of a self-standing building with distinctive external walls. This theater lacks simplicity compared to the Greek theater.
Theatrical arts:
When we come to the side of the theatrical arts, we find that the first Roman theater was established in 80 B.C. in the city of (Pompeii). And the Romans took the theatrical arts from the Greeks. But at the beginning, they did not try to establish their own art. Almost all Roman plays were imitations or loose translations of Greek drama, to the extent that they performed it in a Greek costume.
Closseum:
One of the most famous ancient Roman theatres is (the Closseum Building). It was constructed of travertine stone in an elliptical shape with a circumference of 1,700 feet. The height of its outer wall was 157 feet, and it was divided into three floors. Some of its first floor was built on Tuscany- rotational columns. Its second floor was based on Ionic pillars, and the third was on Corinthian pillars, and between each of the two columns are knots.
TEAM WORK:
Screenwriter: Fatma Mohsen
Screenplay review: A. M. Alyagori
Voice Comment: Nour El-ddine Tamsaun
Translator of the English subtitles: Samar Hassan
Edited and directed by: Mohamed Moussa
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Roman theaters are those immortal monuments that remained as a witness to the era of the Roman Empire despite its demise for centuries, lead us to wonder about its beginning and how Roman theaters developed until they reached us in their current form .....
Roman theatre between the past and the present
"Atlas documentary" website provides you, through its channel on the global video site “YouTube”, its latest documentary films about the Mayan civilization, which is one of the most interesting topics on which "Atlas" team worked on it from all sides. And we are always interested in presenting other documentary films in several fields, most notably: metaphysics (phenomena that perplexed science - historical phenomena considered to be myths-astronomical phenomena), and spiritual sciences as well.
In this episode we take you on a quick journey, through which we reveal to you some unknown facts. And how the events and facts began throughout history and we make full transfer to all opinions. And from history, we try to find the proper image to read the present and anticipate to the future. And between the past and the present, there were nations and civilizations that have lived through cosmic events, including what is known and what remains a mystery to this day.
Let's start with a journey of mystery, so that together we can uncover the facts and solve mystery.
History of the Roman Theater:
When the Romans took the theater from the Greeks, they introduced developments to it that gave it a distinct appearance. In addition to the simplicity that was characteristic of the Greek theater, as they used to build their theaters on a naturally sloping ground. And it is considered good in acoustics and vision, as well as the simplicity in its execution.
Roman architectural style of the theatre:
As for the Roman architectural style of the theater, it was built on a flat land almost in a semicircle on the basis of a self-standing building with distinctive external walls. This theater lacks simplicity compared to the Greek theater.
Theatrical arts:
When we come to the side of the theatrical arts, we find that the first Roman theater was established in 80 B.C. in the city of (Pompeii). And the Romans took the theatrical arts from the Greeks. But at the beginning, they did not try to establish their own art. Almost all Roman plays were imitations or loose translations of Greek drama, to the extent that they performed it in a Greek costume.
Closseum:
One of the most famous ancient Roman theatres is (the Closseum Building). It was constructed of travertine stone in an elliptical shape with a circumference of 1,700 feet. The height of its outer wall was 157 feet, and it was divided into three floors. Some of its first floor was built on Tuscany- rotational columns. Its second floor was based on Ionic pillars, and the third was on Corinthian pillars, and between each of the two columns are knots.
TEAM WORK:
Screenwriter: Fatma Mohsen
Screenplay review: A. M. Alyagori
Voice Comment: Nour El-ddine Tamsaun
Translator of the English subtitles: Samar Hassan
Edited and directed by: Mohamed Moussa
◀️ Important note:
☀️ It is not allowed to download and re-upload the video to any channel
Contact Pages:
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Facebook: Facebook: Atlas2030
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