It has two orders of arcades, of which the lower arcade and some arches of the upper arcade still remain standing. Remnants of some Opus Reticolatum—brickwork used in exterior walls typical of the ancient Roman architecture—are in the corridors and the vomitoires.
The cavea is subdivided into four wedges and the strips without steps were probably fitted with wooden stairs. The floor of the orchestra, paved with slabs of limestone, allowed for the drainage of rainwater into a large cistern positioned underneath, called the pulpitum. The frons scaenaes has two lateral rectangular niches and a central semicircular niche. The theatre could hold up to six thousand spectators and was among the largest at the time. Information

Via del Teatro Romano
06024 - Gubbio (PG) 
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Information

Via del Teatro Romano
06024 - Gubbio (PG) 
email: sba-umb@beniculturali.it

Source: Regione Umbria - Servizio Musei e soprintendenza ai beni librari