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wgm-beautiful-world · 6 months

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Aspendos Roman Theater in TURKEY

#aspendos #roman theater #antalya #türkiye #turkey #turquia #europe #europa

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eopederson · 4 months

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Ville moderne d'Orange voir à travers l'arche du théâtre romain, 2016.

#urban landscape #archaeology #houses #roman theater #orange #vaucluse #provence-alpes-côte-d'azur #france #2016 #photographers on tumblr

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mooka97 · 4 months

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Roman Theater, Alexandria 💚

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rangerofmiles · 9 months

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The Ancient City of Byblos

Byblos is a distinctive tourist destination that combines ancient history, rich culture and the beauty of the natural marine environment. #travel #traveling #socialsteeze #vacation #visiting #instatravel #instago #instagood #trip #holiday #photooftheday #fun #travelling #tourism #tourist #instapassport #instatraveling #mytravelgram #travelgram #travelingram #igtravel #lebanon #tourism #travelinspiration #travelinspirations #travelbloggers #travelblogger #travelling #vacationmode #Byblos

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#alphabet #Byblos #church #city #history #jbeil #Lebanon #marine #mediterranean #museum #phoenician #roman #roman theater #sea #sea castle #tourism #tourist #touristic #Travel #vacation

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lenbryant · 2 years

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Good for these guys who created YouTube Crash Courses in theater history.

#plautus #terence #roman theatre #comedy #stage #roman theater #theater history #playwrights #playwriting

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brother-emperors · 9 months

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@illegible-scribble said: With the old concept of gods being able to inhabit/see through the eyes of their cult statues, it’s fun to think about Pompey lounging in his in the curia, looking down on Caesar as he bleeds out at/on his feet

screaming this is actually so funny to think about

#pompey: get fucked xoxo #gnaeus pompeius magnus #actually thinking about pompey's statue-ghost watching all of the political theater that's been going on since his death is top tier comedy #like. grade A entertainment. pompey @ everyone: oh you guys are a mess for real #komiks tag #roman republic tag #drawing tag #tris homines #beware! the ides of march!

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bananaconda33-blog · 4 months

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Happy Valentine's Day!

Pose is from (tiktok) mellon_soup!

Art style is inspired by @abd-illustrates

@boosting-sasi-artists

#roman sanders #sanders sides #ts sanders sides #deciet sanders #art #illustration #roceit #tss janus #janus sanders #ts janus #Roman x Janus #Can you tell they're both theater kids?#Probably not #But they are :3 #I bet you didn't even notice Janus doesn't have gloves on #I'm gonna pretend that was on purpose #my art

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anobsessedchocolatechip · 2 months

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no in all seriousness my roman empire is the fact that phantom of the opera actually closed on broadway. like some motherfucker actually did that 😭

#fuck cammack #phantom of the opera #poto #the phantom of the opera #imo it was literally the best show on broadway and now it’s gone #broadway #theater kid #theater kids #theater #musicals #musical theater #music #my roman empire #no bc wtf #erik phantom #christine daae #poto memes #poto shitpost

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xxxregulusblackxxx · 4 months

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So I'm obsessing over Hazbin Hotel like all of the internet right now, but I've been a fan since the pilot and am caught up on Helluva Boss. I have a few things to rant about here.

1. ALEX BRIGHAM AND HIS OBSESSION WITH DEMONS. He's Beetlejuice in the broadway musical, he's Fizzorolie or however you spell his name in Helluva boss, he's Sir Pentious and ADAM THEE GOD DAMNED ADAM THE FIRST MAN In Hazbin hotel.

2. Husks voice actor is Keith David aka DR. FACILIER IN THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG!

3. Jack Kelly from Newsies on Broadway, filmed and put on Disney plus, Varian from Tangled the Series is Played by Jeremy Jordan, now if you're a theater kid you know who he is, you'd also be interested in knowing that he's LUCIFER that's right Lucifer Morningstar THE DEVIL HIMSELF

4. HUSKERDUST. I love this ship. Yes they are romantic and Vizzy has confirmed they are a slowburn relationship so if Anyone who interacts with me says they're platonic or found family I will be sending you to hell yourself

5. Alastor, first off he's canonical Aro Ace, just so ya know. Secondly he's such a good manipulator that he's manipulating fans into thinking he's not trying to fuck over the hotel and that he's not a villain. Which he is but he's still lovable. ALSO Alastor is Creole, he may have been white passing when alive but he's Creole and from Louisiana (I love Louisiana born men, my obsession with Leo Knut is proof of that) So just keep that in mind when drawing him. The transatlantic voice is something he would have learned, it's called All American speech and was used in Radio and TV, that's his voice under the radio affect.

6. The V's. Love them and hate them. I absolutely loth Val but at the same time Vox's screen brightens when he's trying to get Valentino's attention and that's really cute

7. Lute's Voice Actress played Elphaba in Wicked and her part in You didn't know is the absolute best part ever.

And Remember they're all in hell for a reason Sir Pentious is the only one who's truly good out of the Sinners

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blueiskewl · 8 months

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Marble Head of Alexander the Great Uncovered in Turkey

The head of a statue determined by archaeologists to belong to Alexander the Great, was unearthed during excavations in north-western Turkey.

The marble head, dated to the 2nd century AD, was found at the top of a theater in the ancient city of Konuralp, near modern-day Düzce.

While most parts of the ancient theater have been unearthed during the excavations, similar historical remains such as the head of the Apollo statue and the head of Medusa were previously found in the upper part of the structure.

During the excavations carried out in the Konuralp Ancient Theater excavation area, archaeologists identified an artifact in the ground at the top of the theater area. As they kept digging, they removed the artifact, which appeared to be the head of a bust.

As a result of the consultation of history experts, it was determined that the bust head found belonged to the Macedonian King Alexander the Great.

In a statement, Konuralp Museum provided information about why they determined the bust to belong to Alexander the Great.

“The head, measuring 23 centimeters [from head to neck] was found during the excavations in the ancient theater. It is depicted with deep and upward-looking eyes made of marble, drill marks on the pupil and a slightly open mouth that does not show much of its teeth.

“His long curly hairstyle up to his neck and two strands of hair [Anastoli] in the middle of his forehead are like the mane of a lion. This depiction is a hair type typical of Alexander the Great,” the statement said.

The marble head of Alexander the Great delivered to Konuralp Museum

Historical Konuralp is 8 km north of Düzce; first settlements there go back to 3rd century BC. Until 74 BC, it was one of the most important cities belonging to Bithynia, which included Bilecik, Bolu, Sakarya, Kocaeli.

It was conquered by Pontus and then by the Roman Empire. During the Roman period, the city was influenced by Latin culture, and it changed its name to Prusias ad Hypium. Later on Christianity affected the city and after the separation of the Roman Empire in 395, it was controlled by the Eastern Roman Empire (the later Byzantine Empire).

In 1204, the Crusader armies invaded Constantinople, establishing the Latin Empire. Düzce and its surroundings are thought to be under the dominance of the Latin Empire during this period. Düzce was under Byzantine rule again from 1261 to 1323.

The Konuralp Museum has some rare exhibits. A 1st-century sarcophagus, Orpheus mosaic, the mosaic of Achilles and Thetis and the 2nd-century copy of Tyche and Plutus sculpture are among the notable items in the museum. There are 456 ethnographic items.

In the ethnography section clothes, weapons, and daily-usage articles about the late Ottoman era are exhibited. There are also 3837 coins from Hellenistic to Ottoman era.

By Tasos Kokkinidis.

#Marble Head of Alexander the Great Uncovered in Turkey #ancient city of Konuralp #Konuralp Ancient Theater excavation area #marble #marble sculpture #ancient marble sculpture #ancient artifacts #archeology #archeolgst #history #history news #ancient history #ancient culture #ancient civilizations #roman history #greek history #ancient art

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wgm-beautiful-world · 1 year

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The beautiful Roman theater in Amman, JORDAN

#the roman theatre #roman theater #amman #jordan #jordania #asia

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nabwastaken · 4 months

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Would they be theater kids?

#hatchetverse #hatchetfield universe #nerdy prudes must die #team starkid #starkid #Pokey's siblings are in the indifferent but hate theater kids tier because they are sick of pokey's shit #fandom tier list #tier list #I will not apologise for putting Roman in obnoxious theater kid tier

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garadinervi · 3 months

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Roman Cieslewicz, Zaprasza, Teatr Wspolczesny we Wrocławiu, 1975 [Centre Pompidou, Paris. © Adagp, Paris. Photo: Hélène Mauri/Centre Pompidou]

#graphic design #theatre #theater #poster #roman cieslewicz #teatr wspolczesny we wrocławiu #wrocławski teatr współczesny #hélène mauri #centre pompidou #1970s

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wigglyscardigan · 1 month

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list of crackships the pit stop stream has offered us:

roman x woman

ruth x hidgens (one-sided)

charlotte x gerald

sam x linda

a possible foursome(?)

brenda x tucker (canon)

to be continued

#starkid #hatchetfield #a pit stop in hatchetfield #linda monroe #roman murray #charlotte sweetly #gerald monroe #sam sweetly #woman hatchetfield #starkid stream #ruth fleming #professor hidgens #henry hidgens #tucker hatchetfield #brenda npmd #kaz talks in an empty theater

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wandering-italy · 2 months

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Ruins of an Ancient Roman theater in Brescia.

March 28, 2024

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howamidrivinginlimbo · 3 months

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The ancient city of Pompeii, Italy

The first photo shows the Gladiator Barracks with 74 Doric columns, which was used as a place for the visitors of the surrounding theatres to take shelter or eat something.

The last photo shows the Odeon, a small theatre built in 80 BC. It had a roof that was most likely wood.

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