The greek-roman theater is the second race of the city's underground, through the picturesque entry, in a low Cinquesanti Vico.
Daddy Statius in a letter to his wife brings out a large square with porticos and temples, perhaps the area of \u200b\u200bthe Forum, and specifically refers to two major theaters in the city, one outdoor and one indoor, to apartments located above the Forum, behind the sacred temple of Castor. A witness to the presence
just go away Anticaglia where you can see two massive arches in Roman times were reinforcing structures outside of the theater. Going underground
other wonders can be admired and, armed with a little 'imagination, you can understand the size of this theater, the most important and extensive time.
Even Nero wanted to perform here, presenting the works he composed in the city, the only remains of Greek language and culture.
ancient writers tell us that among the populace complacent viewers hired to be applauded, and even an earthquake did interrupt his singing.
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