How did actors in the globe theater indecate being outside.?

Question

My school is building the globe theater in our preforming arts center for our production of the tameing of the shrew. I want to fly in scenery it indecate a gange in location. Would that be ok. I know they had the ability to fly small amoutns of stuff but would they.

Answer 1

Well...they kinda were outside.
But the answer is that they said so. Shakespeare was brilliant in how he represented a change in location, the actors simply said they were changing location, keep it simple stupid was apparently his way of thinking. Read the plays you will see what I am talking about.

Answer 2

If you look closely at the text (and this is true of ALL of Shakespeare's plays), you'll see that the playwright ALWAYS includes necessary information as to locale and time of day in the text itself. The plays were originally performed in broad daylight with a minimum of scenery, and Elizabethan audiences were accustomed to HEARING, rather than seeing, where and when the action was taking place.