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Students then joined the general public for our opening season and a production of Henry V. Photographer: John Tramper. Students were canvassed as to when they thought the vault should be unsealed, the capsules opened and their contents revealed. However, Henry Beltran, Chair of the Globelink Committee and Jackie Haighton and Lyn Williams, who ran the campaign and organised the burials, as well as the two week Opening Festival, do deserve special acknowledgment and heartfelt thanks.
Carry on browsing if you're happy with this, or find out how to manage cookies. Bid time return: the time capsules buried under the Globe Theatre How students raised money to build the roof of the Globe Theatre and the memories they preserved for future generations. Shooting Stars The tenth and final burial took place on 8 June, Capsule Opening Students were canvassed as to when they thought the vault should be unsealed, the capsules opened and their contents revealed.
Most wanted their children or even their grandchildren to be present. The date chosen, however, was the 50th anniversary of that very day: 8 June, It will be a Saturday and a Full Moon is promised. All will then be revealed. Globe Theatre Jan Globe Theatre Mar The end to excavations and research into the theatre where Shakespeare worked and his plays were performed will have resonances far beyond Britain.
Ms Wanamaker said: "This is a complete shock. Virginia Bottomley should be very embarrassed by this. Archaeologists, academics, all of us should be furious. This is a bureaucratic decision which has slipped under the net without anyone really noticing.
It's a betrayal of our heritage. And there's no real reason for it. Mr Rylance added: "English Heritage has recommended that the original site of the Globe Theatre be buried permanently. It seems an odd way to preserve the heritage. What's buried down there is like oil or gold to us. The knowledge down there is like gold.
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