CLEAN : Secrets of early Shakespeare theatre dug up in London

The video explores the historical significance of Elizabethan and Jacobean playhouses, such as the Globe Theatre, highlighting their role as a cultural bridge. It describes the lively and immersive audience experience during the late 1590s, particularly for plays like Romeo and Juliet. The video concludes with insights into recent archaeological findings at a playhouse site, which will be preserved and integrated into a visitor center, reconnecting the community with its historical roots.

What does the visceral experience of the audience imply about the nature of performances in Elizabethan times?

How does the development of the visitor center aim to reconnect the community with archaeology?