Roman theatre
Romans were extremely powerful in battles and overpowered most of Europe due to victory in battles. The romans borrowed extensively from Greek theatre Roman inherited the land, so the theatres, rather than being instrumental in the evolution of theatre We still use the word play which comes from Roman times Roman theatre took two forms, and translated the Greek plays into Latin, claiming it to be theirs There were original plays but they were based off Greek plays Terence lives from 119-150 BC, he created sub plots to allow their plays to become more intricate and individuals responses to events These plays were usually a reflection of society itself They took slaves and got them to fight against each other, or lions They watched battles between gladiators, this was diluting theatre as theatre was important in Greek times but in Roman times it devolved to violence. Forms of entertainment went downhill Roman plays were made to be read or recited rather than actuall...