We're pretty sure about Julius Caesar, Hamlet and Henry V, which were performed about the time the Globe was built. Richard II was played at the Globe in 1601 in the hope that it would drum up support for the Earl of Essex (it didn't). We are definitely sure about Henry VIII which is what they were playing when the Globe burned down in 1613. Simon Forman saw Macbeth, The Winter's Tale and possibly Cymbeline at the Globe in 1610-11. Troilus and Cressida, All's Well That Ends Well, Measure for Measure, and The Tempest were likely played at the Globe as well.
There could have been revivals of his earlier plays, but we cannot be sure. It is possible that some did not appear on the public stage at all. There are no accounts of contemporary performances of Coriolanus or Timon of Athens.
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