Greek and Roman Theater Architecture This paper compares the architecture of the theaters in ancient Greece and Rome, showing how the Greek style developed into the Roman style, with the Greek theater built into a hill, while the roman theater was built on flat ground; the Greek theater was outdoors and simple, while the Roman theater was often indoors and more elaborate, with a three-storey facade instead of the simple wall of the Greek era. Pages: 4 Bibliography: Content-Di source(s) listed Filename: 22399 7241-rev.doc Price: 35.80