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Rome’s Ara Pacis Museum is hosting exhibitions dedicated to the ancient Roman Theatre to remind the world about the ancient Romans’ lives. You will witness the ancient world, which was not just about entertainment but a social and political commentary that made life exciting. The exhibition which began on May 21st will go on until November 3rd to allow everyone around the world to get to know Rome.

The exhibition focuses on the ancient men’s theatrical performances and their lives, giving you a glimpse of how life has changed over time.  At a reduced entry fee of two euros for citizens aged six and twenty-five, everyone is free to enjoy the show.

The exhibition, also referred to as Teatro, is the hottest topic in the ancient city. Visitors are transported back in time to witness how actors behaved in the past. 

With more than two hundred and forty artifacts, the Roman stage is brought back to life through the exhibition. Artifacts include ancient terracotta masks, statuettes of actors and dancers, and musical instruments that will take you centuries back. 

To make the show more interesting, there is the incorporation of multimedia technology that resonates with the modern world. This has created a familiar atmosphere, which is then transformed through the exhibitions.

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Therefore, whether you love history, art, or Rome in general, head to the Ara Pacis museum and make memories.