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Did the globe theatre have a roof?

The Globe Theater did not have a roof.


What shap was the globe theater?

globe shape with no roof


What was the Globe Theater made of?

It was made of TImber. That's why it burned down. When they rebuilt it they made the roof out of tiles


What was the name of Shakespeares thatched roof theater?

The Globe Theatre


What is the globe theater made of?

The Globe Theatre is made of Thatched Straw, which is why the original caught alight so easily. There wasn't a roof, so the Thatched Straw is the only material.


What was William Shakespeare's theater made of?

The Globe Theatre, which was only partly owned by Shakespeare by the way, was built on a wooden frame and the walls made of lath and plaster. The first Globe, built in 1599, had a thatched roof (made of dried reeds). The second Globe, built in 1614, had a tile roof.


When the second globe theatre was built what was the roof made out of?

the roof was made out of tile


Did the Globe Theater have a roof?

There was a thatched roof running along the perimeter, shielding the balconies and some of the stage. Otherwise, it was open to the elements.


Which is the 1st building to have a thatched roof in Central London after the Great Fire in 1666?

the globe theater


What was the roof of the globe theatre made out of?

The Globe Theater remains somewhat of a mystery as no historically accurate descriptions or pictures remain. The theater had open air seating, but some parts including the stage were covered by roof. Many of the supporting timbers were taken from The Theater in Shoreditch. Based on the time period, the roof was likely clay or slate, though due to the building being put up so quickly, it could also have been thatch or wood shingles.


Did the Globe Theatre have any unique features?

The Globe Theater Architecture featured a thatched roof. The material used to make a thatched roof was either straw or reeds. Bundles of straw or reed were piled on to the frame of the roof. The bundles had a circumference of between 24 to 27 inches and could range from 3 to 7 feet long. The thatched roof was a real fire hazard and in 1613 the original Globe theatre was burnt to the ground. A new Globe Theater was built quickly, with one important addition. The new Globe Theatre boasted a tiled roof.


What was the globe theatre's roof made of?

it was norfolk weed