The Roman Theatre 
Sessa in the first century AD in the age of Augustus, is experiencing a period of prosperity and was embellished by great monuments, so Augustus decided to build this theater. The theater lives up to the late fourth century AD Matidia restored this theater and was embellished with new monuments. Also underwent a restructuring due to a strong earthquake that suffered the town of Sessa in the second century AD At the end of the fourth century AD: The Theatre was dismantled. The second phase of removal was in the twelfth century when the cathedral was built. The Roman Theatre of Sessa Aurunca similarity with greek. The summa auditorium rebuilt in the early second century AD, is surrounded by a passage paved with bricks of road leading to Minto. The Theatre is dug into the rock, leaning against the hill and partly built, and 'semi-circular shaped base with side walls constructed to have a form perfetta.Negli recent work rest were removed about 20,000 cubic meters of material have been found and cataloged about 30,000 pieces of various kinds. And 'one of the Roman theaters farther Campania.Come capacity is only after the one in Naples and one before Teano and Pompeii. The seating capacity was about 10,000 with a diameter of about 90 m.La stage was 25 m and showed high levels of three columns from all regions of the Roman Empire, while ilpalco is 40 m wide They are columns of pink granite from Greece, while the black granite come from Turkey and from Aswan in Egypt, as well as several columns of precious marble. On either side of the stage are two fountains and statues in the niches were Caesar Augustus and his wife and children, was found later near the Nile god statuadel and a statue of the emperor Trajan with a mantle of black marble, unique in around the world. The water systems of the fountains and the whole structure are currently still working. The entrance hall had a monumental scale down where viewers important, the people did not mingle with the nobility and entered part based theater that still has blocks of marble, giving the feeling of grandeur dell'pera. Anda was covered with vaults of these is still present and is presumed to have seguto collapsed in an earthquake. The assembly hall was adorned with fountains and marble hearths and recessed into the wall and hoisted with nails. The marbles in the Middle Ages were combined to obtain the calce.Numerosi were the frescoes on the walls including a fresco depicting the god Jupiter surrounded by snakes, in excellent condition. The large holes on the scene indicated the places where we go down / coming out of both actors and in much the same scene were proaticati gladiatri fighting between races and even between animals, all strengthened by the discovery of the cages that guarded the animali.Nel curb the theater, the top composed of blocks of tufa, were made of poles which were used to spread tarpaulins for shelter from the sun. To manage the sailors were coming from the port of Sinuessa.
Sessa in the first century AD in the age of Augustus, is experiencing a period of prosperity and was embellished by great monuments, so Augustus decided to build this theater. The theater lives up to the late fourth century AD Matidia restored this theater and was embellished with new monuments. Also underwent a restructuring due to a strong earthquake that suffered the town of Sessa in the second century AD At the end of the fourth century AD: The Theatre was dismantled. The second phase of removal was in the twelfth century when the cathedral was built. The Roman Theatre of Sessa Aurunca similarity with greek. The summa auditorium rebuilt in the early second century AD, is surrounded by a passage paved with bricks of road leading to Minto. The Theatre is dug into the rock, leaning against the hill and partly built, and 'semi-circular shaped base with side walls constructed to have a form perfetta.Negli recent work rest were removed about 20,000 cubic meters of material have been found and cataloged about 30,000 pieces of various kinds. And 'one of the Roman theaters farther Campania.Come capacity is only after the one in Naples and one before Teano and Pompeii. The seating capacity was about 10,000 with a diameter of about 90 m.La stage was 25 m and showed high levels of three columns from all regions of the Roman Empire, while ilpalco is 40 m wide They are columns of pink granite from Greece, while the black granite come from Turkey and from Aswan in Egypt, as well as several columns of precious marble. On either side of the stage are two fountains and statues in the niches were Caesar Augustus and his wife and children, was found later near the Nile god statuadel and a statue of the emperor Trajan with a mantle of black marble, unique in around the world. The water systems of the fountains and the whole structure are currently still working. The entrance hall had a monumental scale down where viewers important, the people did not mingle with the nobility and entered part based theater that still has blocks of marble, giving the feeling of grandeur dell'pera. Anda was covered with vaults of these is still present and is presumed to have seguto collapsed in an earthquake. The assembly hall was adorned with fountains and marble hearths and recessed into the wall and hoisted with nails. The marbles in the Middle Ages were combined to obtain the calce.Numerosi were the frescoes on the walls including a fresco depicting the god Jupiter surrounded by snakes, in excellent condition. The large holes on the scene indicated the places where we go down / coming out of both actors and in much the same scene were proaticati gladiatri fighting between races and even between animals, all strengthened by the discovery of the cages that guarded the animali.Nel curb the theater, the top composed of blocks of tufa, were made of poles which were used to spread tarpaulins for shelter from the sun. To manage the sailors were coming from the port of Sinuessa. 
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