English theatre

Февраль 11, 2021

Содержание

2. Most important theatres
3. The Globe
4. Important facts of The Globe The original Globe opened in 1599. It burned down in 1613
5. The Royal National Theatre
6. Important Facts of The Royal National Theatre The National's first performance was given in 1963. First
7. First Director of The National Theatre Laurence Oliver (on the right)
8. Oliver Theatre Named after the first Director Laurence Oliver. It is the largest of the three
9. Cottesloe Theatre It is the smallest, the barest. The most potentially flexible and (for some people)
10. Lyttelton Theatre You can see and hear almost equally well from each of its 890 seats.
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Most important theatres

Most important theatres

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The Globe

The Globe

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Important facts of The Globe
The original Globe opened in 1599.
It burned

Important facts of The Globe The original Globe opened in 1599. It

down in 1613 and was immediately rebuilt.
On 12 December 1996, Shakespeare's Globe was voted the best attraction in Europe.

It was awarded in 1997 the European Tourism Initiative Golden Star Award.
The target opening date was 21 September 1999, to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the first record of a performance at the original Globe.

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The Royal National Theatre

The Royal National Theatre

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Important Facts of The Royal National Theatre
The National's first performance was given

Important Facts of The Royal National Theatre The National's first performance was

in 1963.
First 13 years, the Company worked at the Old Vic Theatre.
The new building was opened by The Queen in 1976.
Consists of 3 halls.

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First Director of The National Theatre
Laurence Oliver (on the right)

First Director of The National Theatre Laurence Oliver (on the right)

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Oliver Theatre
Named after the first Director Laurence Oliver.
It is the largest of

Oliver Theatre Named after the first Director Laurence Oliver. It is the

the three theatres at the National.
Accommodates 1,150 people.

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Cottesloe Theatre
It is the smallest, the barest.
The most potentially flexible and (for

Cottesloe Theatre It is the smallest, the barest. The most potentially flexible

some people) the most potentially influential of the National houses.

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Lyttelton Theatre
You can see and hear almost equally well from each of

Lyttelton Theatre You can see and hear almost equally well from each

its 890 seats.
Unlike most traditional theatres, the Lyttelton has an adjustable proscenium.