Queen Elizabeth?

Question

Where did Queen Elizabeth I sit when she attended shows at the Globe Theater?

Answer 1

In a chair;)

The Elizabethan general public (the Commoners) referred to as groundlings would pay to stand in the 'Pit' of the Globe Theater. The gentry would pay to sit in the galleries often using cushions for comfort! Rich nobles could watch the play from a chair set on the side of the Globe stage itself

Answer 2

Queen Elizabeth never attended the Globe Theater, in fact, Elizabeth never met William Shakespeare either or seen any of his plays. Evidences indicates that William did not become famous (to the degree he is today) until his works were recognized as great English literature 10 years after his death.

If Elizabeth were to attend a play at the Globe Theater, she would probably be seated the Lords Rooms or the  Gentlemen's rooms. The Stage Gallery above the Stage Wall was called the ' Lord's rooms ' used by the rich members of the audience, the Upper Classes and the Nobility. Immediately above the stage wall was the stage gallery which was used by actors (Juliet's balcony).

The ' Lord's rooms ' were considered the best seats in the ' house ' despite the poor view of the back of the actors. The cost was 5 pence & cushioned seats were provided for these elite members of the audience. There were additional balconies on the left and right of the ' lord's rooms ' which were called the ' Gentlemen's rooms '. These seats were for rich patrons of the Globe theater and the cost was 4 pence for which cushioned seats were provided.

Answer 3

In her own box if she went to the Globe theater, I'd say. Please tell all...(I looked this up at the library, and couldn't find anything else real fast,) Elizabeth 1 lived from 1533-1603. William Shakespeare lived from 1564-1616. Globe Theater, was a famous Elizabethan theater, built in 1598, destroyed by fire in 1613. How about in the galleries, or on stage. On stage? Still, tell all.

Answer 4

on your mom