Image: A painting showing the crowded interior of the Globe theatre. At the centre, a special enclosure emblazoned with the royal coat of arms marks Queen Elizabeth I's seat: she sits in a red gown and elaborate ruff flanked by courtiers. On the stage, to the right hand side of the image, a man wearing antlers dances with two women. A group of musicians can be seen at the bottom right, including one with a double bass. The galleries are packed with more spectators, including portraits of various notable figures from the Elizabethan period. The seats directly opposite the stage are occupied by a group of early modern writers, including a standing man in a black coat with gold trim and blue and white striped sleeves, representing Shakespeare himself.