The theater of Dionysus is the most famous among all the Greek theaters in the city of Athens, and in the fifth and sixth centuries, the amphitheater was made of wood only, and after its collapse a stone amphitheater was built, enough to accommodate 13,000 people, as for the orchestra, which was originally circular, it was changed During the reign of Nero, a semi-circle covered with a polychrome marble pavement in the middle, and in this theater the plays of Eschyles, Sophocles, Euripides and Aristophanes were immortalized.