I agree that I would very much like to hang out with the crowds that visited the Globe! I suspect that because of the subject matter I have put into my museum it would not be very child appropriate, but people could always decide to just bring their kids to see Princess Mononoke and leave the other presentations alone.

I think that children aside, men and women of most ages would appreciate the contents of the museum. It's got a very good mix of some very timeless stories.

If I were going to pick already created versions of Titus Andronicus and Frankenstein, I would definitely have to go with Julie Teymor's version of Titus, and then Kenneth Branagh's adaptation of Frankenstein. Branagh is like, the hottest ginger ever, and he also plays Victor Frankenstein as well as directing the film. It's a very gothic presentation and while it does not perfectly follow the book, it did the best job of keeping me engaged and really getting that 'Frankenstein' feel across.

As far as the Globe, I would like to have it replicated, but as closely as possible. So materials as similar to those of the original Globe would be used, but it would not actually be parts from the pre-existing Globe.