1. Although the walls are lath and plaster, a fireproof sheet has been sealed between the sheets of plaster.
2. The original Globe had two small doors by which 3000 people were able to exit without injury when the building burned in 1613. Nevertheless modern fire codes required two extra doors in the ground floor and also that the doors be wider.
3. The capacity is half of what the original was, although the building is the same size. Only 1500 spectators are permitted to enter.
4. The thatch roof is the first of its kind in London since 1666. Thatched roofs were believed to have contributed to the enormity of the fire which occured in that year. The Globe's thatch has been treated with a fire-retardant chemical and fireboard has been put under it. There is also a sprinkler system.
All timbers used in the reconstructed Globe are oak.
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Theatre Building Chicago was created in 1977.
No. The globe theater was destroyed in the fire of 1613. It was rebuild but closed at 1642. There is a modern globe theater reconstructed in 1997.
The Globe Theatre was built in England in 1599. It was built by Shakespeare's playing company. It was reconstructed in 1997 and renamed Shakespeare's Globe.
All timbers used in the reconstructed Globe are oak.
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The reconstructed Globe Theatre opened in London in 1997
Bijou Theatre Building was created in 1905.
Theatre Building Chicago was created in 1977.
Churchill Theatre-Community Building was created in 1929.
United Artists Theatre Building was created in 1928.
RICHARD J. HAND has written: 'THEATRE OF JOSEPH CONRAD: RECONSTRUCTED FICTIONS'
Landis Theatre-Mori Brothers Building was created in 1937.
The first building expressly intended to be used as a theatre was The Theatre, which opened in 1576.
No. The globe theater was destroyed in the fire of 1613. It was rebuild but closed at 1642. There is a modern globe theater reconstructed in 1997.
The Bouwerie Lane Theatre is a former bank building. It was converted to a theater in 1963.