The Argos Theater, one of the largest in Greece, was chiseled out of a stone hillside around the same time as the Parthenon in the 5th century BC. The theater orinally had a seating capacity of twenty thousand. While most theaters of the time did not have roofs over the stands, the Argos Theater did have one that protected the spectators from the sun and rain. This theater fell into disuse around
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