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- How the audience was settled and who the “groundlings” were.

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- How the audience was settled and who the “groundlings” were.

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The richer people had seats in the balconies whereas.
The poorer people stood in the central yard or sat on bencher.

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The stage was about 1.5 meters above the ground in order to stop the people from jumping onto the stage.

It had three rows of balconies and a central yard where the stage was.

It could hold 3000 people and the central courtyard was uncovered and plays were performed in the early afternoons.

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The theatre was located in Southwark, across the River Thames from the City of London.

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-The year it was built and the meaning of its name

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-The year it was built and the meaning of its name

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The Globe Theatre was built in London by William Shakespeare in 1599.

Burbage named it the Globe after the figure of Hercules carrying the globe on his back.

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 - The opinion of society about theatre. 

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 - The opinion of society about theatre. 

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The way people had seats made the audience participate, people felt like they were part of the play.