Of all the history that surrounds London none seems to match the mystic of The Globe Theatre. For the price of five pounds (about $7.50) I stood like a "groundling" in the pit last night and watched Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors. Thought to be one of the first plays he wrote, The Comedy of Errors was amazingly funny and a testament to Shakespeare's emerging genius.
photos/banter about the people/places I come across during this nomadic life.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
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2 comments:
Amazing pictures and stories. I love the coffee house story. The globe theatre looks just like the pictures I have seen. Great job!!
The Globe is amazing....your blog makes me want to win the lottery so I can travel....Hope you are well.
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