In 1613 what happened to the theater in which many Shakespeare plays were first performed?

A: it was bought bye Shakespeare himself.

B: it was closed by Queen Elizabeth I.

C: it was burned to the ground.

D: it was bought by the Puritans.

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Jada Fox

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8 February, 10:25

In 1613 what happened to the theater in which many Shakespeare plays were first performed?

A: it was bought bye Shakespeare himself.

B: it was closed by Queen Elizabeth I.

C: it was burned to the ground.

D: it was bought by the Puritans.

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Nevaeh Williams · Answer 1

The correct answer is C. it was burned to the ground. What happened was that a cannon misfired and set the wood on fire. Luckily, nobody was hurt but an anecdote exists that a man was caught on fire and then had ale poured over him. It wasn't a very big deal and the theatre was rebuilt the following year.

Blake Griffith · Answer 2

C it was burned to the ground. is correct

In 1613 what happened to the theater in which many Shakespeare plays were first performed?A: it was bought bye Shakespeare himself.B: it was closed by Queen Elizabeth I.C: it was burned to the ground.D: it was bought by the Puritans.

In 1613 what happened to the theater in which many Shakespeare plays were first performed?

A: it was bought bye Shakespeare himself.

B: it was closed by Queen Elizabeth I.

C: it was burned to the ground.

D: it was bought by the Puritans.