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Those who were in the yard were a mixed bunch of people: shopkeepers with their families, young apprentices, household servants, soldiers, seamen, fishwives, apple sellers, and laborers of all kinds. Women were not allowed to go alone unless they were selling something...
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A woman had to go in with a man to show she was respectable ( Constabile 2). Of course, where large crowds gather, so do people who are looking to "profit" from these crowds. Pick pocketers, prostitutes, and shysters frequented the plays. When there people got "out of hand", the local authorities were called to subdue the crowds ( Littel 538)...
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Globe Theatre The structure of the Globe Theatre was very unique and different. The theatre had a total capacity of between 2,000 and 3,000 spectators. Since there was no lighting, all performances at the Globe were conducted, weather permitting, during the day usually between 2 P...	2 / 290
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Shakespeare's plays have amazed many generations with his superior vocabulary and compelling characters and plot. Shakespeare's plays would not be nearly as well known or rejoiced if it wasn't for the Globe Theatre, a revolutionary (at the time) design that made it easy for the audience to see the performance...	3 / 655
The Globe Theatre Theatre is a huge entertainment business that's been around for centuries, but one of the most important factors of the theatre is where the performance is held...	3 / 754
Producing a Play in the Globe Theatre The Globe Theater was built just outside of London in 1599, during the end of Queen Elizabeth I's reign. The whole idea of plays and theaters was so new and exciting to the Europeans...	3 / 800
Elizabethan Theatre In the earliest years of theatres, they were built outside the city limits, as they were not allowed within the city walls. In addition, this way the city governors had no jurisdiction over them...	2 / 290
The Globe Theater The 1958 decision to build the playhouse came along when the end of the lease on the “Blackfriars Theatre” expired. Shakespeare and his men had nowhere else to perform their plays...	4 / 873
Globe Theater The Globe Theater was probably the most famous as well as the most important theater in the Elizabethan era. It stood on the southern shore of the Thames River in London (in Southwark to be exact)...	4 / 1031