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Acoustic amplification in early theatre
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Can You Hear Me at the Back? | Acoustic amplification in early theatre |
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The Greek and Roman theatres were large, to accommodate many people on stage and in the audience. Physics and mathematics played a significant role in their design, to modify the acoustics so the actors' voices could be heard everywhere. (English)
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