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In the 1600s what were the rules for the Globe theatre and was there any audience control?
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Yes they had special guards that would keep an eye on the audience. Somethimes they would even have toresort to tourture. Yes they had special guards that would keep an eye on the audience. Somethimes they would even have toresort to tourture.
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How was the Globe Theatre Burnt Down?
The Globe Theatre was burnt down by a canon in one of his plays
Where is the new globe theatre?
21 New Globe Walk Bankside London SE1 9DTthe globe theatre is located in England/ London.
Which play burnt down the globe theatre?
Henry VIII.
Who made the first globe?
The earliest known globe was constructed by the scholar Crates of Mallus in Cilicia
When was the first globe made?
the person who made the first globe was Randalli Smith, he made it at age 42
When was the globe theatre finished being built?
the late 1600s
Who attended the Globe theatre in the 1600s?
hayley nd sarah
Did the audience participate in the globe theatre?
yes
How was the audience in the globe theatre?
7 7
What was the name given to the audience of the globe theatre?
Something
What was the name of the cheap audience in the globe theatre?
peanut gallery
Where is the globe theatre located today?
The original Globe Theater burned down in the early 1600s, however there is a replica in London today.
Is the globe theatre still open today?
Yes but the original was destroyed. It was rebuilt in the mid 1600s
What did members of the Globe theatre audience do when they had to respond to the call of nature?
They did it outside.
What is the platform protruded into the audience of a globe theatre called?
the frons scenae
What kind of stage did the globe theatre have?
A thrust stage. It went out into the audience.
What was different about the design of the globe theatre compare to modern theatres?
In a modern theatre the audience sits opposite to the stage. In the globe the audience sits (partly) around the stage, in the manner of the ancient Greek theatres.
