The Theatre of Marcellus is a perfect example of the changing tastes of Rome in the late Republic. As plays became more popular, permanent structures were built, in this case in the Campus Martius on the banks of the Tiber River. Parts of it still stand today and is a reminder of Augustan building projects throughout the empire.
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