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The balcony or gallery above and behind the stage in the Globe Theatre served multiple purposes. It provided a space for musicians and additional performers, enhancing the theatrical experience with live music during plays. Additionally, it offered seating for wealthier audience members who could afford a better view of the performance, creating a tiered social structure within the theatre. This design also contributed to the acoustics, helping to project the actors' voices.
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How many galleries did the globe theater have?
The general consensus is that there were two levels of seats under the roof, if those are the galleries you are asking about. The modern Globe has two and it looks like pictures of the original Globe. If you are talking about the gallery above the stage that was Juliet's balcony or the walls of Harfleur, there was only one.
What was the gallery above the stage used for at the globe?
it was used for looking at pictures
How was the balcony used in the globe?
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How was the balcony used in the Globe Theatre?
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Shakespeare's Globe theatre?
There were four places on the Globe stage where an actor could appear to be hiding from the others. First, the roof over the stage was supported by two large wooden pillars, which an actor could hide behind. These were probably the "trees" in As You Like It and the place where Troilus and Thersites hide in Troilus and Cressida. Then there is the "concealment space", a small room in the back wall with a curtain in front of it, used to hide Ferdinand and Miranda in The Tempest. Finally, there is the balcony above the stage. In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo (behind a pillar) is spying on Juliet (on the balcony), but the person on the balcony could just as easily be spying on the stage.
How many galleries did the globe theater have?
The general consensus is that there were two levels of seats under the roof, if those are the galleries you are asking about. The modern Globe has two and it looks like pictures of the original Globe. If you are talking about the gallery above the stage that was Juliet's balcony or the walls of Harfleur, there was only one.
What was the gallery above the stage used for at the globe?
it was used for looking at pictures
How was the balcony used in the globe?
Cont
How was the balcony used in the Globe Theatre?
Cont
Shakespeare's Globe theatre?
There were four places on the Globe stage where an actor could appear to be hiding from the others. First, the roof over the stage was supported by two large wooden pillars, which an actor could hide behind. These were probably the "trees" in As You Like It and the place where Troilus and Thersites hide in Troilus and Cressida. Then there is the "concealment space", a small room in the back wall with a curtain in front of it, used to hide Ferdinand and Miranda in The Tempest. Finally, there is the balcony above the stage. In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo (behind a pillar) is spying on Juliet (on the balcony), but the person on the balcony could just as easily be spying on the stage.
What are the parts of the globe theatre?
Balcony Galleries Heavens Side Balconies Inner Above Inner Below Main Stage Pit Trap Door Hut
How much does it cos to sit in the balcony at the globe theater?
£23.50
What was the seating like in the globe theatre?
There were 3 levels of seating. the upper gallery, the middle gallery and the lower gallery. In each gallery there were different sections you could sit in. Depending where you sat, you might pay more or less. Before the stage at the bottom of the hoof shaped galleries, there was a section for people to stand in. This was considered the place were peasants and such went. Balconies were used for the musicians and sometimes scenes like the famous Romeo and Juliet balcony scene.
In Shakespeare's Globe Theatre the wealthier sat in the?
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What Was The gallery in the globe used for?
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What was the gallery used for in the globe?
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What is the entrance to the lowest gallery in the globe theatre?
The Globe Theater is a replica of the original theater where William Shakespeare wrote and performed his plays. The entrances are on the ground level, and to get to the gallery, the spectator must take the stairs up to the gallery.
