II. The structure of the world Cuthbert Burbage built a total of 2,000 to 3,000 spectators for the men of Chamberlain. Because there is no lighting, all the performances around the world will be done on sunny days during the day (in most cases, between 2 PM and 5 PM). Because most of the world's stage and all its stages are outdoor, the acoustics are very poor, actors are forced into the environment, emphasizing screaming, pronunciation, and exaggerated dramatic attitude.
Imagine you are watching the famous William Shakespeare 's plays in front of you with a stunning Globe Theater. William Shakespeare is the owner of Globe Theater. The famous Grove Theater is a place to showcase an excellent theater. In this theater people from all over the world can see the performance. In the article "Elizabeth", "The Queen often comes to the globe theater to see works of Shakespeare" (Alchin). - Most people know the name of Shakespeare. The real identity of this great writer is still a mystery. There is no picture that can describe the real identity of Shakespeare. When you look at their different pictures and resemble others. We know that he is a highly educated businessman who is familiar with the law and is the only royal family for beginners. People regarded as works do not have these qualities
During the Elizabethan era, Globe Theater played an important role in Shakespeare's plays. Peter Street designed the Globe Theater with Elizabethan's style and design. Many of Shakespeare's plays are performed at the Globe Theater. The original Grove Theater was destroyed in 1613 by a fire, but it was rebuilt in a year ("Architecture (Elizabeth)"). The original glove theater was a thatched roof, but the top of the reconstructed theater was a roof tile (Alchin 3). In 1642, the world theater was closed by Puritan. Then it was demolished in 1644. The replica of the Globe Theater was built in 1997 and is still using the details of the Elizabethan era ("Architecture (Elizabeth)"). The actual architectural features of Globe Theater come from the Coliseum. Several architectural designs of Globe Theater show off details of Greece (Alchin 3)