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Page 17; 1999 UK/Paris Costume Tour Pictures

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Day 5 The Globe and The Rose

After a breakfast at the hotel get a guided backstage tour of The Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, & adjacent museum.  Then go around the corner to The Rose Archeological Site. In the afternoon we will do the long awaited matinee of The Comedy of Errors at the new Globe Theatre, so prepare for weather as you would at a football game. Evening free to gloat and talk about the experience.

On Comedy of Errors:

"Shakespeare's early comedy expressed his command over complex plots, using two sets of twins to embellish a tale of mistaken identities. Inspired by Plautus' Menaechmi, it tells of a stranger's search for his lost family in the city of Ephesus, a centre of the cult of the goddess Diana. Kathryn Hunter directs a cast that includes Marcello Magni (The Merchant of Venice/The Honest Whore, Globe 1998), Paul Chahidi (Faust, Barbican 1996), Harry Gostelow (Mr Puntila and His Man Matti, Albery 1998), Leader Hawkins (A Mad World My Masters, Globe 1998), Jan Knightley (Peter Pan, National 1997), Jules Melvin (A Chaste Maid In Cheapside, Globe 1997), Robert Pickavance (Woman of Troy, National 1995), Philippa Stanton (How I Learned to Drive, Donmar Warehouse 1998) and Martin Turner (Troilus and Cressida, Open Air 1998)."
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Interior of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

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Mvc-021f.jpg (26759 bytes)  Some early donors to the Globe have engraved flagstones in their honor.  Many of these are actors past and present, as well as movie companies, theatres, and other individuals.

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The Globe Exhibition in the Shell of the Inigo Jones Theatre

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Models of the Planned interior of the Inigo Jones Theatre

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Costume Designs for Court Masques by Inigo Jones, c. 1600

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Display of Globe Theatre Costumes from past productions

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Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Restored

 

 

 The Rose Theatre Archeological Site under poured concrete & water for preservation.

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The Rubber Duckie Webring  

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