When did performances take place?
Why not women?
Where did they stay?
Where did they stay?
What is the structure?
When?
Plays and performances
The actors
What was the audience?
What are the most important characteristics?
When was it built?
Who built it?
What is it?

THE GLOBE THEATRE

One of the most important theatres in London

During the period of Queen Elizabeth I

During the period of Queen Elizabeth I

Shakespeare company

In 1599

- It was made of wood
- It was round or octagonal
- It was an open-air theatre
- It was opened in the centre to let the light

- It was made of wood
- It was round or octagonal
- It was an open-air theatre
- It was opened in the centre to let the light in

- Three floors with galleries
- Pit or yard
- Main Stage (rectangular)
- Inner Stage
- Upper Stage
- Roof ( a flag on it)
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- Three floors with galleries
- Pit or yard
- Main Stage (rectangular)
- Inner Stage
- Upper Stage
- Roof ( a flag on it)
- NO scenary

3200 spectators

3200 spectators

Poor people
(also called the GROUNDLINGS)

They stood in front and around the stage

Rich People

They sat in the galleries

Actors were all MEN

Women were not accepted in the theatres as actresses

They used wigs and costumes

They used wigs and costumes

Special effects with fire were used

For this reason it was destroyed in 1613

For this reason it was destroyed in 1613

It was rebuilt in 1614

It was destroyed in 1644 by puritans

From 2 o' clock in the afternoon until the evening