Working In The Theatre: The Globe

[@marissahicks2515]

I really liked how they talked mostly about the Globe and explained while highlighting all the positive aspects of it like how it was reconstructed to make a Shakespeare monument. It was built with natural materials from the 16th century. There is also no roof on the globe which causes everything to be all natural. All natural lighting due to the no lighting design, nothing to make them louder. It was simply just the actors which really creates the whole meaning of true art in theater.

[@adisongarza5810]

I really love how incredibly innovative theatre can be. Obviously the globe is a very innovative way to do theatre and its complicated and different from other theatre. It allows the actors to feed off the audience because they are surrounding them and the meet their level. Its truly enriching theatre.

[@jackheil3704]

i appreciate the historical accuracy of this documentary.

[@Maniwraps]

I really love theater. I appreciate how they go back into time to talk about theater and what happened during the Civil War

[@nathanator6450]

I like how she described that because they didn't really have much set design or changeable light they "only had their bodies and Shakespeares language to play with." It really got the point across.

[@kymytran326]

I love how the talk about how of an incredible writer Shakespeare was and how they also mentioned what happened during the civil war.

[@nolanmarinaraboiiiiii9654]

I like the information provided in the video. The fact that the Globe was created from the timbers of Shakespeare's old theatre is interesting. It seems like it'd be very sentimental because of that, and it could sort of symbolize how Shakespeare and his troupe didn't let failure and/or troubles stop them from doing what they loved. It kind of represents the will of people, in a way

[@jackheil3704]

bro you pulling up to Alexis's house lmao

[@nolanmarinaraboiiiiii9654]

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[@lifeoftraevon7088]

I like how they go through the history of Shakespeare and the history of the globe

[@kymytran326]

I appreciate how people are still charishing Shakespeare's work. Dr.Farrah even said that those characters that he wrote about were unique because they felt "real."

[@kingjulian7022]

I appreciate the history on Shakespeare.

[@justintai8725]

excellent documentary

[@waqarali9734]

We went as a bunch of friends with standing tickets for 'Much a do about nothing'. It was my first Shakespeare Play ever and it was fun. it was our tour guide who was our taxi driver from waterloocars.co.uk really made our trip here fantastic, David was brilliant.

[@yifeizhang07]

impressive

[@oldglobe7533]

Wow

[@amaxamon]

Scored by Tangerine Dream...???

[@oldglobe7533]

Hi

[@eternalgray59]

anyone here from drama class?

[@abrahamdavidlavitt]

NOT ONE OF THE BETTER ONES