A Greek theatre seen from high above in black and white: a pale circular stone floor ringed by a drainage channel, and around it dozens of concentric rows of stone seats cut by radial stairs. A low sun from one side lays black shadow bands across the rows; below, the excavated foundations of the stage building on grass, and pines on the slopes.

Theatron

String trios to full orchestras

Orchestra, from the Greek orkhēstra: the floor where the chorus danced and sang.

The same theatre from the centre of its orchestra floor at eye height: the rows of stone rise in a wide curve toward a band of sky, one side lit by the low sun, the other in deep shadow.
Orchestra, from the Greek orkhēstra: the floor where the chorus danced and sang.
The theatre from a seat at the top of its stands, looking down across the rows of stone to the round orchestra floor, where three black orchestra chairs and their music stands are set out in an open curve. Beyond the floor, the excavated foundations of the stage building, a clearing and a wood of pines.

Ensembles

From a string trio to a full orchestra.

For concerts, galas, corporate and private events.

Ensemble set out on the stage
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Where

Concert halls, ballrooms, gardens and homes.

A close view of the stone rows in raking light: each row's worn edge lit, a band of black shadow on the seat below it, the joints between the blocks.

At Epidaurus, the stepped limestone seats filter out the low murmur of the audience and reflect the higher voices from the stage.