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: Theatres welcomed all classes. The "groundlings" stood in the yard for a penny, while nobility sat in covered galleries for sixpence .

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[Church Nave / Latin] ➔ [Outdoor Pageants / English] ➔ [Permanent Playhouses / Commercial Venture] Why Drama Flourished in the 16th Century : Theatres welcomed all classes

The first purpose-built permanent public theatre, appropriately named "The Theatre," was constructed in 1576 by James Burbage in Shoreditch. Since public performances were often restricted within the City of London for religious or health reasons, many famous venues like the and the Globe were built on the South Bank of the Thames. Since public performances were often restricted within the

: As performances grew in popularity, they migrated outside onto moveable carts called pageants.

Does anyone have a clean, working link to the Zanichelli resource on Elizabethan Theatre – the one often used for English literature courses (e.g., from Amazing Minds , Multi‑course Literary Anthology , or Performer Heritage )?

Acting troupes grew in popularity, but they needed official protection to perform. Under Elizabeth’s patronage laws, acting companies, such as Lord Chamberlain’s Men (to which Shakespeare belonged), were formed. These troupes acted as permanent "fellowships of players" operating under a share system.