down the Theatre and rebuilt it across the Thames river and called it the Globe Theatre.

James Burbage and The Theatre

In 1576, Burbage and his partner John Brayne decided to create a new, permanent stage for London acting groups. It was one of the first permanent theatres to be built in London since the time of the Romans. The decision was born out of necessity, as the Lord Mayor had forbidden performances both in inns and in open spaces in the city. A dedicated building to perform in allowed

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