Where were the elizabethan theathers usually located in England?

Answer 1

Elizabethan theaters were regarded as unsavoury places; the unwashed masses would crowd together making the spread of disease much more likely, and the work of cutpurses easier, and moralists regarded professional actors of any kind as disreputable rogues without an honest trade.

For those reasons the theaters were usually located outside a city or town, unless an improvised theater was established temporarily in the courtyard of an inn, although any theatrical performance required authorization from the Lord Chamberlain, or someone answerable to his office.

Answer 2

Due to the elizabethian era in England.

Answer 3

USUALLY OUTSIDE