The Real Wooden O

Footnote/postscript to the Company post, below: 'The Wooden O' isn't really anyone's term for the banjo except my own. I stole it from a term of affection for Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, from the 16th Century. Just to give credit where credit is due. I imagine the Wooden O in the picture is the one in the centre rather than the one on the left, since the one in the centre has more people hanging around the entrance (perhaps for a smoke?) Whereas the building on the left overlooks 3 people trying to kill each other (or perhaps two people and, um, a shadow?) while a couple of bystanders stand by the doors, probably debating the slow but inevitable decline of the theatre.