0
How did the audience know the play was going to start at the globe theatre?
Wiki User
∙ 11y agoWant this question answered?
Be notified when an answer is posted
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
How did the audience know when a play was going to start in the globe theatre?
the flag went up
What time did the plays start in the globe theatre?
About 2 o'clock.
Why did a trumpet sound before a performance in the globe theatre?
to tell people a show was about to start
How was the city informed that there was going to be a play in globe theatre?
they would fire a cannon either 1 hour or 30 minutes before the start of the play. im not exactly sure which one.
What sort of behaviour would you expect to see at The Theatre or the Globe Theatre?
Elizabethan outdoor theatres like the Rose, Theatre, Curtain, Hope, Swan, Globe and Fortune had a reputation for rowdier crowds than the indoor theatres at Blackfriars or the Cockpit. Most of the time, the audience was paying attention to what was going on onstage, if possible. But they also might be buying food or drink, stealing people's purses or negotiating with prostitutes. If the play was unsatisfactory, the audience might make catcalls or even throw things at the actors. If the play was controversial it might start a fight among the patrons, or cause the show to be closed down. And since the plays were two hours long, beer was consumed by the patrons and there were no washrooms, you can guess what else they did.
How did the audience know when a play was going to start in the globe theatre?
the flag went up
What time did the plays start in the globe theatre?
About 2 o'clock.
What time did the globe theatre start the play?
About 2 o'clock.
Why did a trumpet sound before a performance in the globe theatre?
to tell people a show was about to start
How was the city informed that there was going to be a play in globe theatre?
they would fire a cannon either 1 hour or 30 minutes before the start of the play. im not exactly sure which one.
What sort of behaviour would you expect to see at The Theatre or the Globe Theatre?
Elizabethan outdoor theatres like the Rose, Theatre, Curtain, Hope, Swan, Globe and Fortune had a reputation for rowdier crowds than the indoor theatres at Blackfriars or the Cockpit. Most of the time, the audience was paying attention to what was going on onstage, if possible. But they also might be buying food or drink, stealing people's purses or negotiating with prostitutes. If the play was unsatisfactory, the audience might make catcalls or even throw things at the actors. If the play was controversial it might start a fight among the patrons, or cause the show to be closed down. And since the plays were two hours long, beer was consumed by the patrons and there were no washrooms, you can guess what else they did.
How did people know when a play was about to begin at the globe theatre?
a cannon was sounded and then the orchestra in the gallery would start playing
Why were performances only during the day at the globe theatre?
The Globe was made of wood, and they had to use natural light because candles could start a fire. Also, they used the natural light from the sun.
If you start north and pass the north pole are you still going north?
No look at a globe ur going south
How would people know that a play was about to start in the globe theatre?
They sounded off trumpets or hoisted a flag or both. The record is not very clear.
What signalled plays at the globe theatre were about to begin?
a cannon would signal the start of the play because it was so loud it would get everyones attention, to watch the play. :)
What was the name of a London theatre starting with G used during the lifetime of Shakespeare?
The Globe. Theatre, built in 1599. The others: the Theatre, the Curtain, the Rose, Newington Butts, the Fortune, the Red Bull, the Blackfriars, the Cockpit, the Whitefriars, the Hope, the Swan, none of them start with the letter G.
