Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre
The Globe Theatre has been faithfully reproduced from Shakespeare’s original open-air Elizabethan playhouse - almost an exact replica.  Performances are true to original form, being held in natural light, open to natural elements, with no sound system.  Plays are also performed with cross-dressing actors, and heckling from the audience is welcomed. 

Fun Facts

• “Groundlings” were the people who couldn’t afford to buy a regular theater ticket.  For a penny (sometimes a whole days wage) they could find a spot on the ground directly in front of the stage to stand during the play.  Some people argue that the groundlings had the best seats.
  
• A traditional Globe Theatre production has no background scenery.
  
• It is said that Shakespeare himself appeared as an actor on stage at the Globe.

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Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre