Rose Petal Amphitheatre

The Rose Petal Amphitheatre, known simply as the Rose Petal, is a large open-air amphitheatre in the Salttown region of the Sevician city of Morosea. Established in the early fifth century, it has survived as a popular location for plays and theatrical productions for almost 300 years.
It is best known as the theatre where legendary Sevician playwright and poet Jane of Hearts was originally discovered, after a production of her first finished play, Lords of Fish, was performed at the theatre. Over the next three decades, Jane continued to produce a number of plays at the Rose Petal, and in 659 A.S she purchased the amphitheatre herself. She continued to show productions of her work and others at the theatre until her death. Today, it still serves as a popular theatre in the city, and draws thousands of spectators every day. Plays are shown from seven in the morning until midnight, with few exceptions (such as public holidays and religious festivals). A marble statue of Jane of Hearts was erected outside the amphitheatre's main public entrance in 683 and has survived there ever since.
== See also ==
Jane of Hearts
Morosea, the capital of Sevicia
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