Theatron is a term that refers to a type of ancient Greek theater, specifically the seating area where the audience would gather to watch performances. It is typically built into a hillside, allowing for natural acoustics and visibility. Theatron was an essential part of Greek culture, where plays and festivals were held to honor gods like Dionysus. In modern contexts, the term can also refer to various performance spaces or theaters that aim to recreate the experience of ancient Greek drama. The design often emphasizes community engagement and the shared experience of storytelling, reflecting the original purpose of the Theatron.