The Fire
The year the fire took place.
1613
This was the lowest cost required to view a play.
One penny
These were the most common attendees of plays
Regular People
This was the year that the Globe Theatre opened.
1599
The amount of time it took to rebuild The Globe after the fire.
One Year
The theatre was specifically designed to utilize this.
The sun
The number of people The Globe could house at one time.
3,000
This group of English Protestants demolished the second Globe Theater in 1644
The Puritans
The event that led to the fires' beginning.
A cannon that fired into the roof
This is the number of times The Globe has been rebuilt.
Three
The number of people who came through the Theater per day.
10,000-20,000
This play was Shakespeare's first play performed in the theater.
Julius Caesar
The play being performed when the fire occurred.
Henry VIII
Playgoers had to put their money here, which led to the term "Box Office".
A Box
The audience prioritized this over watching the play.
Listening (To the play)
Some patrons said the area smelled like these two things
Garlic and Beer
The theatre roof was made out of this material that made it easily susceptible to fire.
Straw
This was the layout of the Theater.
Circular shaped and multiple levels in height
The ambassador of this city, who bought all the expensive seats to attend a performance in 1607.
Venice
The name of the most expensive seating area in the theater.
"The Lords Room"