https://padlet.com/sofiabasandella/rwft4nv9gier en-us 2017-03-02 15:30:55 UTC 2017-03-02 16:14:20 UTC hello@padlet.com sofiabasandella https://padlet.com/sofiabasandella/rwft4nv9gier/wish/157365171 Shakespeare's playhouse, the Globe, which as built on the site of Burbage's The Teather in 1599.  It consisted of a three-storey wooden construction of galleries that sorrounded a yard or central open space. 
T stage was an element wooden platform about five feet high, described as an apron stage due to its widenting rectangular shape, which protruded from one side of the gallerie raised wnen into the yard.
 The stage was covered by a roof, called the "heavens" , which protected the actors from the rain.
 Behind the stage were the tiring houses, or dressing rooms, which were conneted to the stage by doors through which actors would enter and exit. 
 Above the stage, the tarras, a type of small balcony, could supplement stage space, and on either side of the terras, the musicians were seated in smaller balconies or minstrel galleries. ]]> 2017-03-02 15:40:50 UTC https://padlet.com/sofiabasandella/rwft4nv9gier/wish/157365171 sofiabasandella https://padlet.com/sofiabasandella/rwft4nv9gier/wish/157370314  the stage of the teatre Regio of Turin is a complex structure built on the Latin cross plan. Dominated by the imposing fly tower, it is made up of the main stage, with its six lifts, two side scene docks and the area behind.  The proscenium forms the structure that connects the auditorium to the stage. It is a square constituted by mobile elements that make it possible to frame the stage in different ways. The present proscenium, superimposed on Mollino’s original structure, is made up of two lateral mobile towers and the architrave above. There are three type of curtains: the Grand Curtain, the Imperial or tableau curtain and the safety curtain. ]]> 2017-03-02 15:52:00 UTC https://padlet.com/sofiabasandella/rwft4nv9gier/wish/157370314