Globe Theatre [London] (Q7846)

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Theatre building in London, United Kingdom, opened in 1599


The Globe Theatre in London is most closely associated with William Shakespeare and his plays. It represents a typical style of theatre building with a platform stage with a standing audience in the middle and seating audience wrapped almost all the way around. The theatre was constructed of wood, with no roof over the central part to allow light into the space, and held an audience of around 3000. A reconstruction of the Globe opened in 1997.

The 3D model, retrieved from Sketchfab shows the outside and the inside of the building, based on the limited information we have about the details of the theatre. The model gives an idea what is was like to see a theatre performance there. Feel free to walk around!



https://sketchfab.com/models/6d924cd92d05498795458e6cb80f1946/embed

Source: msasurvey

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Theatre building in London, United Kingdom, opened in 1599
  • Globe Theatre
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Globe Theatre [London]
Theatre building in London, United Kingdom, opened in 1599
  • Globe Theatre

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51°30'24.001"N, 0°5'40.999"W
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Globe Theatre, London
1599 (English)
The Globe Theatre in London is most closely associated with William Shakespeare and his plays. The wooden, open-air theatre held an audience of around 3000, standing in the pit or in seats wrapped around the stage. A reconstructed Globe opened in 1997.

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375
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1104
[1889]German
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331
 

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