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What type of people didn't like the theatre in Shakespeare's days?
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1. Straight-laced religious people who didn't like people to have fun.
2. City fathers who thought theatres caused congestion, and helped spread crime and disease.
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First of all, Shakespeare did not own or manage the theatre. He was a shareholder and got a share of the profits was all. And there were profits. The Globe Theatre could hold up to 3000 people paying 1 to three pence per show. If we average that to 1 penny and a half, that's 4500 pence or 18 pounds 15 shillings. They worked six days a week which would make their possible weekly take over 112 pounds, a collossal sum in those days. Of course the crowds weren't always that big, and the actors had to be paid, costumes and props purchased and repaired and the building repaired, but there was good money in it. He was a shareholder in the acting company, and in the Globe, and in Blackfriars.
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1p, but that was quite alot in those days.
Why did people attend the plays at the globe theatre?
For entertainment. Movies weren't around in those days soinstead of going to the cinemas like we do, they went to the theatre :)
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