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WATCH: Was ‘lost theater’ of Jerusalem discovered beneath Western Wall?

A 200-seat theater from the Roman period has been unearthed under Wilson’s Arch in the Western Wall tunnel complex by Israel Antiquities Authority archaeologists, raising speculation that the find is actually the Jerusalem theater referred to in ancient literature.

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