Detail of the two Corinthian-style columns of the vestibule of the Roman theatre of Kom El-Dikka. The bases of the columns with acanthus leaf decoration are reused, while the shafts of the columns are made of green marble. The theatre was built in the 2nd century AD and appears to be the only example of a Roman Amphitheatre of its kind found in Egypt. The 13 rows of seats could seat up to 800 spectators and are still preserved. The complex also included galleries, mosaics, marble seats, as well as columns, two of which are still standing near the theatre.