The document discusses the history and architecture of Shakespeare's Globe Theater in London. It mentions that the Globe Theater was originally built in 1599 by James Burbage after his previous theater, called The Theatre, had a "big mishap." The Globe had unique architectural features that were influenced by Dr. John Dee and took inspiration from Roman amphitheaters. Shakespeare was an early stakeholder in the new Globe Theater starting in 1592 and wrote several of his famous plays that were performed there, including scenes featuring King Duncan in Macbeth and Hamlet's father.
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