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Curtain Theatre Findings Challenge Shakespearean Stage History

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Curtain Theatre Findings Challenge Shakespearean Stage History
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  • Excavations at Curtain Theatre reveal rectangular stage, not circular.
  • Heather Knight leads the historical site discovery, changing theater history.
    • 'Romeo and Juliet' and 'Henry V' likely performed on this stage.
    • Discovery challenges previous beliefs about Elizabethan theater design.
    • A new Museum of Shakespeare will open above the Curtain Theatre site.
    • Visitors will walk on a glass floor to view the stage's foundations.
    • Museum redesign includes findings to offer an immersive experience.
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