Shakespeare's Globe: ALIVE

Through extreme drama experiments, we celebrate the transformational impact Shakespeare exerts on the world.

Inspired by the unique historical performance of two beautiful iconic theaters, our diverse work program cultivates curiosity and utilizes the power of the performance to stimulate learning.

In 1970, American actor and director Sam Wanamaker founded the Shakespeare Global Trust and the International Shakespeare Global Center and founded a faithful Shakespeare universal entertainment and entertainment venue near the bank side of Southwark. This encouraged the establishment of many Shakespeare Global Centers around the world. This is also an event where Wanameku participates. Many people believe that the faithful rebuilding of the earth can not be achieved due to the complexity of the design of the 16th century and the modern fire prevention requirement, but the wana manufacturer believes that based on the historical consultant John Orel's research I stuck to the vision of. Globe Theater.

In the era of Shakespeare, his play was played at the Grove Theater in London (reproduced in today's Shakespeare's Globe Play). The cost to enter the world is just a small expense to enter "pit" - an outdoor area where people rise to watch games. This cheap price means that traders and businessmen can watch the drama on a worldwide basis, while wealthy spectators are paying more for sitting in the gallery. A Shakespearean drama company, Sir Charle Ballen 's member (later Kings Men) also played at the Indoor Theater, Blackfriars Theater, where the audience sat on the bench to see the bench. 6 pence, the cost of staying in Blackfriars is more expensive than the cheapest entry in the world

Thousands (or millions) of performances by William Shakespeare's plays have been performed since the end of the 16th century. Shakespeare is still alive, but much of his great theater is done by Universal Studios and Black Region Theater by Lord Chamberlain 's subordinates and King' s Actors Company. Actors of these original performances include Richard Burbage (starring Hamlet, Othello, Richard III, King Lear premiere), Richard Cowley, William Kemp.