Globe Theatre

Two especial reasons: one having to do with the boys, and another with the women. People even a century ago reached puberty much later than we do nowadays. Boys might be seventeen before their voices started to break and their beards started to grow. Thus older teenaged boys could get away with the girly voice for years while they worked on their skill as actors. Likewise, women's fashions were such as would lend themselves to being worn by boys: the bodices were flattened, making even bosomy women look flat-chested, and no cleavage showed. The skirts were full and the hips padded out so that even boyish derrieres and hips could be made to look feminine. Furthermore, social custom and even laws provided that certain types of people had to wear certain types of clothes, and clothes were expensive so most people had only a couple of suits of them. People got used to identifying other people by what they wore. This not only made boys disguising themselves as girls plausible but made all the plot devices involving girls disguising themselves as boys and occasionally boys disguising themselves as girls much more plausible.

Probaby costumes and props

the eagle eye theatre. it was called this because it had a place in the theatre called eagle view

Groundlings or the Penny Public.

Not exactly sure, but you could fit 3000 people on the bottom part of the globe

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.

Sound effects could be made with cannon or Musical Instruments or other devices. Thunder might be made by rolling cannonballs around on the roof. Magical appearances and disappearances could be made with a puff of smoke while the actor scurried down the trap door in the stage. An actor could appear to be bleeding if he were wearing a bladder full of pig's blood, which could be punctured. In The Spanish Tragedy, the actor playing Hieronymo has to bite out his own tongue--this was accomplished by having him hold a piece of liver in his mouth which he spits out on cue.

in 1613

Underneath the floors of the outer and inner stages was a large cellar called "hell", allowing for the dramatic appearance of ghosts.

The key is the part that tells you what is shown on the globe.

The Globe.

yes women were aloud to watch only if they were not busy

Alex Lunick is the globe theater

Two: one in the stage floor, and one in the Heavens (the ceiling above the stage).

1613 was when the globe caught fire

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150,000

Agatha is a member of the Save-A-Soul Mission. It is a small part, with no solo singing lines and a couple of lines.

It shut down because puritans were becoming more influential and they did not like theatrical performances.

Theatrical ones like Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet.

The Globe Theater was an Amphitheater with a Thrust Stage.

They would have rehearsed and acted in plays. And believe me, that was enough, since they had to keep dozens of plays ready to perform at any time, plus learn new ones every couple of weeks or so. Can you learn one of the major parts in a Shakespeare play by heart, together with the actions you have to perform, in two weeks? The actors in the King's Men had to.

Shakespeare and his contemporary Thomas Heywood (who acted at the Red Bull, not the Globe) wrote plays as well as acting in them, but they would not likely have done so at the theatre.

And of course the most important actors owned part of the acting company or even part of the theatre, and there were business meetings about that, but again, they may not have been at the theatre.

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The Lord Chamberlain's men.

4 years

the Globe is the theatre at which most of his plays were originally performed