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It dates back to the third century BC. Various additions were made to the stage during the Roman period and it was ensured that it took on its final form. The theater district, built on the slopes of a mountain, leans on a slope that sees the Duzce Plain from a wide angle. Excavations and searches have continued in the ancient city since 2013. It bears traces of the Kingdom of Prosius. There is an entrance door on the left and right sides of the theater. There are a total of 36 rows of seats in the first and second sections of the theater. It has an area of 100 meters and a width of 74 meters. It will give you a clearer idea of the size of the theater, which can hold around 10,000 people.
