Globe Theatre (disambiguation)
- Globe Theatre (disambiguation)
The "Globe Theatre" may refer to several buildings:
Barbados
* The Globe Theatre (Barbados) of Barbados
Canada
* The Globe Theatre, Regina in Regina, Saskatchewan, was founded in 1966.
Germany
* The "Globe Theatre" in Schwäbisch Hall, Germany is an approximation of the original, built entirely of wooden beams in 2000. The theatre regularly hosts Shakespearean plays during the summer months.
Japan
*There is a Globe Theatre in Tokyo.
New Zealand
* Globe Theatre, Dunedin
United Kingdom
*The original Globe Theatre of Shakespeare's London, built in 1599.
*The former Rotunda Theatre in Blackfriars Road, London, which opened in 1833 for a few years and was renamed The Globe.
*The Globe Theatre (Newcastle Street), London, which opened in 1868 and was demolished in 1902.
*The Gielgud Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London, was known as the Globe from 1909 to 1995.
*Shakespeare's Globe, a modern reconstruction of the original Globe Theatre, opened in 1997.
United States
* The "Globe Theatre" was the original name of the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre on Broadway, which was built in 1910 and renamed in 1957.
* The "Globe of the Great Southwest", located in Odessa, Texas, which is a replica of the original Globe Theatre.
* The "Old Globe Theater" of San Diego, also known as the "Globe," was founded in 1935.
* The "Globe Theatre at Busch Gardens", in Williamsburg, Virginia, used to hold plays, but is now used to screen movies with special effects
* the Globe Theater (Los Angeles) is an old movie palace in the historic Broadway Theater and Commercial District in Los Angeles.
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