
This is a list of ancient Greek theatres by location.
Attica and Athens
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Theatre of Dionysus,
Athens
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Theatre of Thorikos,
East Attica
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Odeon of Athens, Athens
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Theatre of Zea,
Piraeus
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, Athens
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Theatre of Aegina,
Attica
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Theatre of Oropos,
Oropos, East Attica
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Theatre of Rhamnous, East Attica
Continental Greece and Euboea
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Theatre of Chaeronea,
Boeotia
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Theatre of Orchomenos, Orchomenus (Boeotia)
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Theatre of Delphi,
Delphi
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Theatre of Stratos,
Aetolia-Acarnania
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Theatre of Oiniades, Aetolia-Acarnania
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Theatre of Eretria,
Euboea
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Theatre of Thebes,
Thebes
Thessaly and Epirus
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First Ancient Theatre, Larissa
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Second Ancient Theatre, Larissa
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Theatre of Dodona,
Ioannina
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*Theatre of
Ambracia,
Arta
*Theatre of
Omolion,
Larissa
*Theatre of
Demetrias,
Volos
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*Theatre of
Cassope,
Preveza
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*Theatre of
Gitanae, Thesprotia
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Theatre of Apollonia, in Illyria
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Theatre of Bouthrotos (modern Butrinti)
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Theatre of Byllis
Macedonia and Thrace
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Theatre of Dion,
Pieria
*Theatre of
Mieza,
Imathia
*Theatre of
Amphipolis,
Serres
*Theatre of
Abdera,
Xanthi
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Theatre of Vergina (
Aigai),
Imathia
*Theatre of
Olynthus,
Chalcidice
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Theatre of Philippi,
Kavala
*Theater of
Thassos
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Theatre of Maroneia,
Rhodope
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Theatre of Ohrid,
Ohrid
Peloponnese
*Theatre of
Corinth
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Corinthia
*Theatre of
Argos,
Argolis
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Theatre of Epidaurus,
Epidaurus
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Theatre A' of Epidaurus, Argolis
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Theatre B' of Epidaurus, Argolis
*Theatre of
Megalopolis
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,
Arcadia
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Theatre of Aigeira,
Achaea
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*Theatre of
Elis,
Eleia
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Theatre of Gytheion,
Laconia
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Theatre of Isthmia,
Corinthia
*Theatre of
Mantineia, Arcadia
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Theatre of Messene (
Ithome),
Messenia
*Theatre of
Orchomenos, Arcadia
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Theatre of Sicyon, Corinthia
*Theatre of
Sparta
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,
Laconia
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Aegean Islands
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Theatre of Delos,
Cyclades
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Theatre of Milos, Cyclades
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Theatre of Rhodes,
Dodecanese
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Theatre of Mytilene,
Lesbos
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Theatre of Hephaistia,
Lemnos
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Theatre of Samothrace
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Theatre of Thasos
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Theatre of Thera, Cyclades
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Odeon of Kos,
Dodecanese
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Magna Graecia
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Theatre of Metapontum,
Basilicata
Cyprus
*Theatre of Soli,
Soli
*Theatre of Salamis,
Salamis
*Theatre of Kourion,
Kourion
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Odeon Amphitheatre,
Paphos
Sicily
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Theatre of Catania
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Theatre of Segesta
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Theatre of Syracuse
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Theatre of Taormina
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Theatre of Akrai
Asia Minor and Ionia (Turkey)
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Theatre of Aigai (
Aeolis),
Manisa Province
*Theatre of
Alexandria Troas,
Çanakkale Province
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Theatre of Antiphellus,
KaÅŸ
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Antalya Province
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Theatre of Aphrodisias,
Geyre,
Aydın Province
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Theatre of Arycanda, Antalya Province
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Theatre of Aspendos, Antalya Province
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Theatre of Assos,
Çanakkale Province
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Theatre of Ephesus,
İzmir Province
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Theatre of Halicarnassus,
Bodrum,
MuÄŸla Province
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Theatre of Hierapolis,
Denizli Province
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Theatre of Knidos,
Datça Peninsula, Muğla Province
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Theatre of Cyme (
Aeolis), İzmir Province
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Theatre of Laodicea,
Denizli Province
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Theatre of Letoon, Antalya Province
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Theatre of Miletus, Aydın Province
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Theatre of Myrina, İzmir Province
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Theatre of Pergamon, İzmir Province
*Theatre of
Phocaea, İzmir Province
*Theatre of
Pinara,
MuÄŸla Province
*Theatre of
Pitane (
Aeolis), İzmir Province
*Theatre of
Priene, Aydın Province
*Theatre of
Sardis,
Manisa Province
*Theatre of
Side, Antalya Province
*Theatre of
Termessos, Antalya Province
*Theatre of
Telmessus,
Fethiye
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, MuÄŸla Province
*Theatre of
Troy
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,
Çanakkale Province
See also
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Odeon
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Ancient Greek architecture
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Theatre of ancient Greece
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List of extant ancient Greek and Roman plays
{{Athenian drama
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Ancient Greece
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