The Globe

heard that he wrote incredible plays.I couldn´t afford a ticket but I couldn´t resist going there anyway; I just wanted to hear the cheers and be able to taste the atmosphere. As I stood among the people who were fortunate enough to own a ticket, I saw the guard having a quarrel with an intoxicated man. I saw my chance and thought like all brave and mad people; "You only live once". I ran past the guard and through the gates. I passed through the wooden exterior, filled with excitement, into the actual theater. Must have been my lucky day since the guard didn´t saw me, or at least he pretended that he didn´t. I came out in the middle of the globe. When I looked around me all I could see was people with smiles on their faces; they were all low-class people who had waited for this moment for a very long time. The theater was so full that it looked like it could break apart anytime. When I looked up the walls of the big round building I saw the stands; only the rich people could afford to sit up there. Since the theaters were like a globe there were different status on the seats; the absolutely best ones was in the higher stand right in front of the stage(these seats were occupied by some of the richest people in London), the 2nd best seats were in the stand who were on the sides of stage. If only I was one of those rich people…but I was happy where I were. This was after all one of my most exciting moments of all time!A few minutes later everyone started to cheer - they wanted to see the play and they wanted to see it now! The atmosphere became more and more intense and, at last, the acteurs came out! Even the rich people cheered and clapped their hands. The last person to attend the stage was William Shakespeare. He behaved like he was a God on the stage and many of the people in the audience sure agreed with him.This is where I got my first suprise for the evening - there wasn´t any scenery on the stage! It was all empty, except for the acteurs of course. I had always imagined that there were a lot of scenery and stuff on stage, but there weren´t any at all. It must be a sign on that they don´t need any more than their acting talents to entertain an audience!At this one moment - when I saw Shakespeare playing up Hamlet - I knew what I wanted to be when I grew up. An acteur. I couldn´t possible imagine that there were anything in the whole world that I wanted more than to be in Shakespeare clothes! I looked around me and saw the exact same look as I had in many of the other poor people who were standing in the yard. Many dreams just like mine was pooring up in their minds right now at this moment. Shakespeare enchanted so many people with his breathtaking plays.When I got home for the evening I told all my friends about what I had seen. None of them believed me but they all had that jealous look on their faces that told the world that they really would want to have experienced the same things as I had this special evening….