Medieval Norfolk Theatre Uncovered Shakespeare's Dressing Room Door

The video explores the historic King Street Theatre, the oldest working theatre in the country, and its claim to have hosted William Shakespeare. A recent archaeological discovery revealed a 600-year-old doorway, possibly used by an Elizabethan touring company, raising the intriguing possibility that it could have been Shakespeare's dressing room.

What is significant about the theatre mentioned in the text?

What discovery was made in the long corridor?

Describe the characteristics of the doorway found.

Why is the doorway considered to be of low status?

What does the text suggest about the potential use of the room related to Shakespeare?