Key Information
Outer Cavea of the Theatre
Learning Point
- The upper cavea, or seating section, was the steepest seating in the theatre. It had a number of staircases that allowed access to the different levels, as well as entrances (paradoses) from the inside of the theatre to a slightly wider central section of the diazoma, or walkway, that existed at the foot of the cavea.
Project
- Build the upper section of seating (Cavea)
- Add the stairs that divide up the seating
- Build the walkway (Diazoma) at the bottom of the cavea
- Overview
Outer Cavea
(Seating area)
142 blocks wide (circular)
10 blocks high
Suggested blocks:
Quartz bricks blocks, Smooth quartz stairs, Polished diorite stairs
Upper Middle Diazoma
(Walkway)
Average of 3 blocks wide, widening to 5 or 6 in the center
Suggested blocks:
Quartz bricks blocks
Fun Facts
- Build the upper section of seating (Cavea)
- Add the stairs that divide up the seating
- Build the walkway (Diazoma) at the bottom of the cavea
Past Lessons
| 19 | January 12, 2026 | (North America) |