The Globe Theatre attracted a diverse audience, ranging from the wealthy elite and educated patrons in the more expensive seats to the general public, including commoners who paid a modest fee to stand in the yard. This mix allowed for a vibrant atmosphere, as the varied social classes interacted during performances. The appeal of Shakespeare's plays, which often included themes relatable to all classes, further broadened its audience. Overall, the Globe was a melting pot of Elizabethan society, reflecting a wide spectrum of interests and backgrounds.
A thrust stage. It went out into the audience.
The audience's role in any kind of theatre is to hear and see the play.
At the globe theatre they hung flags to represent what type of play it was. Black represented Tragedy. White was hung for a humorous play.
Watching plays, mostly. Pickpockets might engage in pickpocketing, and prostitutes might solicit for customers, and food sellers would sell food and drink. But these weren't really the audience. The audience was there to watch the play.
The Modern Globe Theatre is not smaller than the original, although its capacity is listed at 1500 when the original could hold 3000. The difference is fire regulations. Today's fire regulations forbid that kind of crowding. They also required the builders of the modern globe to have more exits than the original. The thatching is treated with a fireproof chemical and there are water jets in the thatch to extinguish any possible blaze. The walls also contain fire-resistant materials. No doubt they had in mind that fire destroyed the first Globe after which the modern Globe is modeled. It is also worth noting that although it caught fire during a performance, the overlarge audience were able to exit from the one door without injury to anyone.
A thrust stage. It went out into the audience.
The audience's role in any kind of theatre is to hear and see the play.
At the globe theatre they hung flags to represent what type of play it was. Black represented Tragedy. White was hung for a humorous play.
Watching plays, mostly. Pickpockets might engage in pickpocketing, and prostitutes might solicit for customers, and food sellers would sell food and drink. But these weren't really the audience. The audience was there to watch the play.
The Greek's made amphitheaters with stages that are now known as thrust stages.
The Modern Globe Theatre is not smaller than the original, although its capacity is listed at 1500 when the original could hold 3000. The difference is fire regulations. Today's fire regulations forbid that kind of crowding. They also required the builders of the modern globe to have more exits than the original. The thatching is treated with a fireproof chemical and there are water jets in the thatch to extinguish any possible blaze. The walls also contain fire-resistant materials. No doubt they had in mind that fire destroyed the first Globe after which the modern Globe is modeled. It is also worth noting that although it caught fire during a performance, the overlarge audience were able to exit from the one door without injury to anyone.
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