An 1843 Act of Parliament named for these buildings removed the patent restrictions on them.
An 1843 Act of Parliament named for these buildings removed the patent restrictions on them. James Burbage founded the first permanent one of these buildings in England. People who worked in these buildings were declared "rogues and vagabonds" by a follow-up to a 1642 act which shut these buildings down until 1660. One of these buildings burned down from a (*) misfired cannon shot in 1613. The Licensing Act of 1737 gave the Lord Chamberlain power to regulate events in these buildings. The King's Men worked in one of these buildings called the Blackfriars. Thomas Killigrew established one of these businesses commonly referred to as Drury Lane. For 10 points, name these buildings, historical examples of which include the "Globe" one in London.
An 1843 Act of Parliament named for these buildings removed the patent restrictions on them.
theaters [or playhouses]