- Shakespeare's Globe is a world-famous theater building. The theater, first built in 1599, was considered the largest theater in England at the time.
- The theatre opened in 1997[6] under the name "Shakespeare's Globe Theatre" and has staged live plays every summer.
- The Globe Theatre was a theatre that was built by William Shakespeare’s theatre company, The Lord Chamberlain’s Men, in 1599.
- Tube: The nearest tube station to Shakespeare's Globe is London Bridge, on the Northern Line, which is a 9-minute walk from the theatre.
- And Shakespeare's Globe, although a reconstruction of the original Globe Theatre—where many of William Shakespeare's plays were first staged...
- But more recently, Shakespeare's Globe added the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse – a candlelit indoor theatre within the Globe’s building, which presents plays...
- Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. ... Back in Time to Shakespeare's Globe. "The first thing that astonishes us is the blue sky over our heads.
- However, Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre continues to stage Shakespeare’s plays in the open air, exposing the spectators to English weather.
- The Shakespeare's Globe Studios, an educational and rehearsal studio complex, is situated just around the corner from the main site.
- A total of 26 names are recorded as the "Principal Actors" of Shakespeare's company at the Globe in the First Folio of the Bard's collected plays.