Shakespeare's theater in London is known as The Globe Theatre. Originally built in 1599, it was the primary venue for many of William Shakespeare's plays. The Globe was an open-air theater that could accommodate a large number of spectators, allowing diverse audiences to experience Shakespeare's works. The theater was notable for its unique design, which included a circular shape and a thrust stage. Although the original structure was destroyed by fire in 1613, a rebuilt version, known as the Globe Theatre, opened in 1997 near the original site and continues to host performances today, celebrating Shakespeare's legacy.