The Rose and Globe

On Shakespeare’s birthday, I have put together a podcast about the two famous Elizabethan and Jacobean theatres in London: the Rose and the Globe.

What was it, and what is it like to perform in and attend an Elizabethan/ Jacobean theatre?

Dr Farah Karim-Cooper from Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, Julian Bowsher from Museum of London Archeology and David Sturzaker, actor, bring the Rose and Globe theatres to life and help answer these questions.

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