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Shakespeare’s Globe

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  • theatre of the Auditorium Building in Chicago
    theatre design
    / The 20th century and beyond

    …the Globe Tokyo (1988), and Shakespeare’s Globe in London (1997). This vogue led to the proliferation of thrust stages throughout the world. In the third quarter of the 20th century, theatre designers focused their efforts on the creation of adaptable spaces that could easily be converted into at least two…

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    …the Globe Tokyo (1988), and Shakespeare’s Globe in London (1997). This vogue led to the proliferation of thrust stages throughout the world. In the third quarter of the 20th century, theatre designers focused their efforts on the creation of adaptable spaces that could easily be converted into at least two…

    Read More