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These plays were presented by the courts and were only held on special occasions. As the demand for permanent theaters arose, so did the demand for more efficient equipment for staging. The look of the theaters during this time was derived mostly from the Greeks and Romans, which in turn was the influence for pretty much everyone else...
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You would find elongated U-shaped auditoriums, boxes in tiers around walls (usually 2 or more), and an undivided gallery above top row (for servants/lower classes). A central floor space (orchestra or pit) was not a popular place for the elite until the late 19th century, and some theatres had no seats till the late 18th century...
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