
The ancient Romans constructed some of the first ever purpose-built venues for mass-entertainment. How do these structures enhance the audience’s experience of the spectacle? This album looks at famous Roman buildings like the Colosseum, a venue designed to impress, where vast numbers of people congregated for gladiatorial combat, chariot-racing and theatrical shows. Structures such as the Circus ... more
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Transcript -- An audio introduction to this album.
Transcript -- The most impressive structure in ancient Rome
How Roman theatres evolved from informal spaces to formal monumentalised structures.
Transcript -- How Roman theatres evolved from informal spaces to formal monumentalised structures.
How ancient Roman entertainment venues symbolized the power and might of Rome’s ruling dynasties.
Transcript -- How ancient Roman entertainment venues symbolized the power and might of Rome’s ruling dynasties.
Brilliant as always from the ou.
These are very informative videos using some great illustrative images to enhance the viewer's enjoyment. Anyone with a love of classical architecture and history will enjoy these fine productions.
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