Apollonia Theatre

The Apollonia Theatre, located in modern-day Albania, is an ancient Roman theater built during the 2nd century BCE. It was part of the larger ruins of Apollonia, a significant city in the Roman Empire known for its cultural and economic importance. The theater could seat about 3,500 spectators and was used for performances and public gatherings. Its design reflects typical Roman architecture, featuring semi-circular seating and a stage. Today, it stands as a key archaeological site, allowing visitors to appreciate the historical significance of theater in ancient societies and the region's rich heritage.