Hope Theatre
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Hope Theatre, London, on Bankside. This brick and wood building, of the same shape and size as the
Swan Theatre, was built by Philip
Henslowe for the
Lady Elizabeth's Men. It replaced the old Bear Garden, and had a removable stage so that it could still be used for bull- and bear-baiting, and for cockfights. The contract for its construction dated 29 Aug. 1613 still survives and
Jonson's Bartholomew Fair was shown there before being presented at Court. After Henslowe's death in 1616 a new agreement was made between
Alleyn and the company, now known as
Prince Charles's Men; but, having for a time attracted the audience which had formerly frequented the Globe, burnt down in 1613, the Hope lost it again when the rebuilt Globe opened in 1614, and its fortunes continued to decline. It was used by a few minor companies until 1617, after which it reverted to bear-baiting and to its old name of Bear Garden. It was finally demolished in or after 1682.
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Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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