The only surviving sketch of one of these places was created by visiting Dutchman Johannes de Witt.
The only surviving sketch of one of these places was created by visiting Dutchman Johannes de Witt.Philip Henslowe's diary records his experience in charge of one of these facilities called The Rose. A signwith a picture of Atlas inspired the name for one of these facilities; another was named because it was builton the former land of Dominican monks. These institutions, which were shut down between OliverCromwell's ascent and the Restoration of Charles II, included one named "Blackfriars" that was built byJames Burbage. Another of these was frequented by "groundlings," who paid the lowest admission price.For 10 points, name these places in Elizabethan England, including The Globe, where Shakespeare's playswere performed.
The only surviving sketch of one of these places was created by visiting Dutchman Johannes de Witt.
 theaters [or playhouses]