Set Design at Delphi Coastal Carolina University在美国加州大学的一组设计.pptVIP

Greek Theater Built in the 4th Century B.C., the Theater at Delphi sits just above the Temple of Apollo. Built using the natural surrounding resource of Parnassus Limestone. Built to accommodate 5,000 spectators in 35 rows. The front of the stage would have been decorated with a frieze of the Labors of Herakles. The inscriptions on the frieze refer to the rebuilding of the theater by Eumenes II in 160/159 B.C. Eleven of the twelve slabs are preserved and are located in the Archeological Museum in Delphi. The theater was not only used to showcase dramatic performances but also to hold poet