The image displays the interior of the Cave Church of St

The image displays the interior of the Cave Church of St. Simon the Tanner, located within the Mokattam mountain in Manshiyat Nasser, Cairo, Egypt. The scene features a vast, amphitheater-style space carved directly into a natural rock quarry. The environment is dominated by towering, layered rock walls and a high, uneven ceiling exhibiting natural geological strata in shades of brown, beige, and dark grey. Numerous rows of tiered, semicircular seating, constructed from a light-colored material, likely concrete or stone, are arranged across the lower and mid-ground, receding towards a brightly lit stage or altar area at the far end. The majority of these seats are unoccupied. On the upper left rock wall, a large, rectangular white projection screen is suspended. A smaller white screen is positioned further back, near the stage. The rock surfaces exhibit carved details, including intricate inscriptions or reliefs on the upper left wall. A large circular carving is visible on the upper right rock face, along with several smaller, dark rectangular openings or niches integrated into the rock wall. A few indistinct human figures are present within the illuminated stage area, appearing to be standing. The overall lighting is dim, with brighter illumination focused on the stage area.