How were the seats for audience arranged?

The seats for the audience in ancient Greek theaters were arranged in a fan shape, with the best seats located at the front and center of the stage. The seats were typically made of stone and were arranged in tiers, with the upper tiers being reserved for the lower classes. The front row of seats was often reserved for dignitaries and honored guests. The theaters were also designed with excellent acoustics, so that the actors' voices could be heard clearly from all parts of the theater.