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Questions About The Globe Theatre, London?

Question by Byng | Posted in Theatre & Acting

1) If i get the £5 yard tickets, will watching a carouse for three hours utterly kill me ? or are the plays so good you don't notice ?
2) is it better to get a concession for a £10-£15 derriere ?
3) how much are the programmes for a RSC

Answer: i went too ogle much ado about nothin'
and my feet killed + it rained too,
i was REALLY jelous of the people in the concessions

Penitent, i cant help with the rest,
but I Really Don't recommend standnd for 3 hours,
 
 

Shakespeares Globe Theatre, London..?

Question by Rookii Darliin' ♥ | Posted in Theatre & Acting

i for to know as much as i can about the globe theatre. how many sides it had,, when it was reconstructed, when each play was first performed. what it looked like. hoo founded it and looked after it.

i demand to know everything and anything

Answer: google it .
 
 

Are There 14 Sides In The Globe Theatre London As Seen On Dr.who?

Question by koolzcat | Posted in Theatre & Acting


Answer: yes there are. And Daleks are ruling America. (no joking though, it seems like it.)
 
 

Should I Dress Up At The Globe Theatre In London?

Question by Sarah | Posted in London

I'm seeing Henry VIII and i'm in one of the seats. Should i smarten up up?
The FAQ said that it's open aired and casual, but i just have a feeling that by "unpremeditated," it means dressy.

 
 

Remains Of The Globe Theatre In London - Are There Photographs? Or Plans?

Question by arturusaskey | Posted in Theatre & Acting

i heard that remains of the Globe were found by workman in 1989. are there photos? (or sketches?) can they be visited? and was the assemble of the theatre (aparrently the remains gave clues as to the shape) used in the rebuild? Thanks!!!

Answer: The new Globe is not on the area of the old Globe. Design is based on contemporary accounts and drawings of a typical Medieval theatre.

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Henry VIII – The Globe Theatre, London | The Public Reviews

by The Public Reviews

Author: William Shakespeare and John Fletcher Music: Nigel Hess Conductor: Notice Rosenblatt Reviewer: Lilla Grindlay The Clientele Reviews Rating: In 1613, a rogue cannon set fire to the thatched roof of the Globe Theatre and the whole construction went... It is something of an irony that this was the put cooperate that burnt down the Globe, as compared with other Shakespearean report plays it is set on fireworks. This summer, Shakespeare’s Globe is fascinating its subsistence into its hands and staging Henry VIII for the first lifetime – but it is leaving out the cannons. Henry VIII is one of Shakespeare’s later works, written in collaboration with the younger scriptwriter John Fletcher. It happened during a carrying-on of the abuse Henry VIII....

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