The Lord Chamberlain's Men use it from 1594 to 1596. The first Globe Playhouse was built and opened, using timber from the Theatre following a quarrel with the Giles Allen, owner of the land. The exact date of first performance is not known, though some reckon it was on 21 June 1599. It were probably also performed that year.
Platter also gives a careful record of ticket prices and seating arrangements.
The playhouse is rebuilt immediately on original foundations. This time the roof is tiled, not thatched. The Globe is closed by the Puritans, as are all playhouses in London. The Globe is pulled down to build tenements and its foundations are buried. Over 15 venues were available in London to hear a play.