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    The document provides background information about Shakespeare's Globe Theater in London. It describes how the original Globe Theater was built in 1576 but was later torn down and rebuilt multiple times due to laws passed against theaters and fires. The Globe burned down in 1613 but was rebuilt again in the 20th century. It is now an authentic replica of Shakespeare's original Globe Theater, presenting plays like The Comedy of Errors.

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    The document provides background information about Shakespeare's Globe Theater in London. It describes how the original Globe Theater was built in 1576 but was later torn down and rebuilt multiple times due to laws passed against theaters and fires. The Globe burned down in 1613 but was rebuilt again in the 20th century. It is now an authentic replica of Shakespeare's original Globe Theater, presenting plays like The Comedy of Errors.

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    The document provides background information about Shakespeare's Globe Theater in London. It describes how the original Globe Theater was built in 1576 but was later torn down and rebuilt multiple times due to laws passed against theaters and fires. The Globe burned down in 1613 but was rebuilt again in the 20th century. It is now an authentic replica of Shakespeare's original Globe Theater, presenting plays like The Comedy of Errors.

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    Shakespeares Globe Theatre

    presents

    THE COMEDY OF ERRORS


    A comedy by William Shakespeare

    By Harun Raf

    Shakespeares Globe Theater has a rich and


    exciting history! The Globe Theater was first built in
    1576, by a man named James Burbage in London.
    A few years later, a law was passed in London,
    dictating that theater was illegal. Due to this, the
    Globe had to be torn down and moved to
    Southwark, the bad side of town. After a few years,
    a cannon shot set fire to the Globes thatch roof,
    and burned it down. Once again, the Globe was
    rebuilt, only to be shut down by Puritans. It was
    only until the 20th century that the Globe was rebuilt
    again, by a man named Samuel Wanamaker.
    Today the Globe is rebuilt in all its former glory. The
    theater is now an almost exact replica of
    Shakespeares original Globe. In conclusion,
    Shakespeares Globe Theaters exciting history
    was fascinating, and the Globe will continue to be
    amazing in the future.

    THE GLOBE THEATER

    THE GLOBE THEATER MAP


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    The Flag-type of play shown


    The Heavens-sound fx and storage
    Tiring House-place where actors changed
    Upper Stage-balcony scenes
    Galleries-seating sections for rich
    Main Stage-main action of play here
    Inner Stage-used for indoor scenes
    Open Yard-place where groundlings stood
    Support Pillars-supported roof-asides
    Trapdoor-used for surprise exits; hell
    Entrance-place where they paid
    Brick Foundation-strong foundation

    THE COMEDY OF ERRORS!


    Aegeon and Aemelia are a happy couple
    with two pairs of twins: one of the pairs are
    of their own blood, and the other pair are
    servants to their twins. Unfortuantely, the
    couple gets separated, each having a boy
    of each pair, and coincidentally name the
    boys exactly the same: Antipholus is the
    name of the rich one, and Dromio is the
    name of the servant. Aegeon one day
    travels to Ephesus, where he is captured
    by the Duke, who sentences him to death
    unless his fine is paid. Will Antipholus of
    Syracuse be able to get him the money?
    Or will his twin get in the way?

    THE COMEDY OF ERRORS: SCENE 1

    The very first scene is where the Duke tells Aegeon he has to get 1000 marks before the day ends,
    or he will die. Aegeon is being held by the buff officer.

    SHAKESPEARES GLOBE THEATER GIVES


    CREDIT TO THESE PATRONS:
    Credits:
    http://www.bardstage.org/globe-theatre-stage.htm
    http://cristianaziraldo.altervista.org/william-shakespeare-the-globe-theatre-and-some-trivia /
    http://www.nmu.edu/forestrobertstheatre/node/120
    http://www.lvshakespeare.org/?page_id=15

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