ACTION!The opera curtain closes, the audience, silent and impatient, waits for the lights to dim to see what William Shakespeare had brought before them. Shakespeare's plays have become enjoyable and fun to watch, seeing actors dress up in amazing costumes and props used in the Globe Theatre. (1-1)The architecture of the Globe Theater based on the Colosseum-like structures of ancient Rome. A large architecture could accommodate 1,500 to 3,000 people. The Greek and Roman classics admired by the Elizabethans and sometimes great columns included architecture. The design of the Globe Theater reflected elements of classical Roman or Greek works. The Globe Theater was supposed to have an octagonal-shaped building. The Globe Theater design included features of existing sports rings such as the Bear Garden, which was utilized with the addition of a fixed stage. A thatched roof made of straw or reeds. Bundles of straw or reeds piled on the roof. The bundles were between 24 and 27 inches in circumference and between three and seven feet in length. (2-3)The structure of the Globe Theater is quite complicated. There is no internal picture of the Old Globe Theater's existence, but only a diary composed together with sketches of the internal layout. Pictures of other theaters such as The Swan and the Elizabethan theaters had a similar design. Before entering the Globe Theater audiences paid a penny in the box to watch. The midway task structures lead to the courtyard where ground players can watch the show. The Lord's room was considered the best places in the house. The Lord's room can hear and hear the actors clearly. The upper class paid five pence and were provided with padded seats. The Heavens,......middle of paper......and clowning. The actors drove in pouring rain even though their clothes were wet. The road would turn to mud, but they continued towards the next village in the hope of taking cover. Some stage cars would have a dressing room with curtains on top and would set up quickly. During the traveling show several people try to watch without paying. The inn yards became a crowded place, but they were always the best place for a theatrical performance and had large audiences. People stood in the courtyard and also watched from the gallery. The Globe Theatre, home to many of William Shakespeare's works, became exciting. look and listen. Shakespeare's works will forever be heard from generation to generation. People came from all over to observe his creative side, from the costumes to the props and his actors. Shakespeare's writing will always influence writers to write great poems and plays.