Films and theatre

Films and theatre

Globe Theatre

• Globe Theatre
• .The original Globe Theatre stood in Southwark, London, on the south Ьапк of the "River Thames. Today, an accurate replica stands on the site of the original building.
• The Globe was built in 1559. by the acting company of which William Shakespeare was a member, it burnt down in 2613, was rebuilt the following year and then demolished in im.
• The Globe was an open air theatre, with three floors and could seat about 3,000 people. The stage measured about 27 by « feet and was raised off the ground to allow access by a trapdoor.
• The Globe Theatre regularly showed up to 20 different plays in just two weeks. The plays often incorporated special effects, such as acrobatics, fireworks and even a real cannon firing.
• . Shakespeare was a part owner of the Globe Theatre, and several of his plays were performed there, including Hamlet., As YouО'ке Jt and Macbeth.

Types of films: Animated film Thriller Disaster film Historical film

Смотрите "Shakespeare; The Globe Theatre London tour" на YouTube

• Смотрите "Shakespeare; The Globe Theatre London tour" на YouTube
• https://youtu.be/m3VGa6Fp3zI

• . Watch the fragment and fill in the gaps.
• 1) Its name is the __________, which comes from the expression; everyone in
• the world is an actor.
• 2) They would shout at the ________________ and throw things at them if
• they didn't like the play.
• 3) And also the church was very _____________ of theatre.
• 4) It called it the nest of the ____________ and it was usually just outside the
• city walls because it wasn't really allowed in those days.
• 5) But there's great participation because the ______________ can see you,
• the actors, everybody's involved in the play which makes kind of a difference from
• the typical ________ ______ play where everybody's in the dark.

3. Answer the questions proposed bellow.

• 3. Answer the questions proposed bellow.
• 1) What was the only reason of the day performances without any night ones?
• 2) Why were the groundlings throwing things at the actors?
• 3) What do three main elements of the stage represent?