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There was also a large theatre, as the Elderlings were a cultured people. There were further corridors to allow for the actors to dress, rehearse, and write their performances. There was also doors and trapdoors for the actors to access the stage, unseen to the audience.
In [[Malta Vestrit]]'s 'memories' of Frengong, she recalled that there was a boat deck and a wide veranda at the back (or possibly to the side) of the theatre. When Frengong was still thriving, the river did was not run as acidic corrosive as it currently doesis now, allowing for sturdy boats to float on the river.
After the destruction of Frengong, the deck was at ground level, suggesting that the land around Frengong rose after the Great Quake. There is further evidence of this, in the complete burial of the Crowned Rooster Chamber, including it's high dome.
