•It was built in the late reign of Augustus (region from 27 BC to AD 14). •The structure occupied an area of 81 x 64 m and could contain about 4,000 spectators. •What remains today includes the 22 m high southern façade. •The orchestra had a diameter of 10 m also the cavea (seating section) was enclosed in a rectangular-shaped wall including the remaining southern part. •The scene, of which only the foundations remain, was decorated by Corinthian columns and statues and was covered with marble slabs. 🎻The theatre was restored in 2009, Since 2011 the theatre has been used for music shows and theatrical performances.