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The thrust stage, which is also called the open stage or the platform stage, was used in the corrales of Spain’s Golden Age of theater (beginning about 1570) and in the traditional No theater of Japan. It was also used in the first London playhouses, including the Globe, which were built during Elizabethan times. The thrust stage evolved from stages set up in the courtyards of inns.

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The thrust stage, known by other names such as the open stage or platform stage, became prominent during the apex of theatrical arts in Spain around 1570 and in the classical Noh theater of Japan. This type of stage was a common feature in early London theaters, like the famous Globe, during the Elizabethan era. Its origins can be traced back to stages that were originally established in the yards of inns.