Second Ancient Theatre, Larissa

Built in the late 1st century BC, the Second Ancient Theatre of Larissa is an ancient Greek theatre located on the southwestern slopes of Pefkakia hill in Larissa, Thessaly, Greece [1]. It was constructed likely as a replacement for the city's original theatre, which was converted into an arena for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles following the Roman conquest of Greece [1]. The theatre reflects the architectural adaptation that occurred in Greek cities during the Roman period, serving as a venue for dramatic performances and public entertainments [1].