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The Globe and Other Theatres
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From 1599 the Globe was Shakespeare's main theatre. But there were many other theatres that Shakespeare performed in throughout his career. In this section you'll find out all about the Globe and other theatres associated with Shakespeare.

Blackfriars Theatre
Explore the private theatre best known as the winter home of Shakespeare's acting troupe, the King's Men.

British Theatre History
  A discussion of the development of the British theatre in the sixteenth century, focussing on the rise of the professional actor and the development of professional theatre.

The Curtain
There is really very little information on the Curtain available, but visit Shakespeare Online for more details about the owners and profits made by this playhouse.

The Elizabethan Theatre
An online lecture discussing the great halls, inn yards, and outdoor and indoor theatres in Renaissance England.

Enter the Globe Theatre
Step into the 3D Recreation of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.

Experimenting with the Globe
Analyzes the limitations of reconstructing the Globe, given the inadequacy of information about the original theatre.

Inside "The Wooden O"
Discusses performances of Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors and Julius Caesar at the New Globe.

International Shakespeare Globe Centre
One page dedicated to the late Sam Wanamaker, the American actor-director, who was determined to build a faithful and authentic reconstruction of the Globe.

The Globe Theatre
In-depth information and interesting facts about The Globe Theatre from the comprehensive site, Shakespeare Online.

The Globe
What was the actual date of the debut of Shakespeare's original playhouse, and which play was performed first? Find out in this essay.

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