Theatre of Clunia Sulpicia, Roman theatre ruins in Coruña del Conde, Spain.
The Theatre of Clunia Sulpicia is a Roman theatre ruin located near Coruña del Conde, stretching approximately 102 meters in diameter. It features a semicircular seating area carved into the hillside with remnants of a two-story stage building.
The theatre was built during Emperor Tiberius's reign in the first century. Later in the second century, it underwent modifications to accommodate amphitheater-style performances.
The site hosts performances during the Festival de Clunia, where audiences sit among ancient stones and experience the ongoing connection to Roman entertainment traditions.
The site is accessible to visitors, with the best views available from multiple viewpoints around the ruins. Exploring is straightforward, but the uneven ground requires comfortable shoes and careful walking.
Archaeological excavations from 2008 uncovered more than 30 burial sites near the rear stage area. These finds date to the fifth century and show evidence of violent events from that era.
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