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(It was very amusing to notice how many websites were simply named "Shakespeare's Globe Theatre" rather than something more inventive or witty. On the other hand, there's really not much choice - the Globe didn't really have many nicknames that are known now.)
- Useful Websites
- Shakespeare and the Globe: Then and Now
3D video tours of the Globe, its history, and more - Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
Short, concise, and easy to use - Shakespeare's Globe, Bankside, London
Yet another amazing entry in h2g2.com about the Globe - Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
A website with great information, but, unfortunately, rather sloppily assembled - Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, Bankside, Southwark, London
The reconstructed Shakespeare's Globe on London's Bankside, including Theatre, Education and Exhibition departments - Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
A reasearch database very much worth looking into
These are the best of the Globe sites I could find. they're quite useful, some more than others, and are worth a rather heavy hunk of attention.
- Book Sources
- In and around London. Andover, UK: Pitkin Unichrome, Ltd., 2000
- Allison, Amy. Shakespeare's Globe San Diego, California: Lucent Books Inc., 1956
- Langley, Andrew. Shakespeare's Theatre New York: Oxford University Press, 1999
With acces to the internet, there are very few and very feeble chances anyone's going to use these books for any reason whatsoever, but I feel rather obliged to list them seince I used them frequently (and often randomly), and benefitted from them.