Sam Wanamaker was a passionate advocate for the reconstruction of the Globe Theatre, Shakespeare's original playhouse. He believed that rebuilding the theater would provide a unique opportunity to experience Shakespeare's plays in the way they were originally intended.
Wanamaker also wanted to create a space where actors, directors, and scholars could come together to study and perform Shakespeare's works. He believed that the Globe would be a valuable resource for artists and scholars alike, and that it would help to promote a greater understanding of Shakespeare's work.
Wanamaker's dream was finally realized in 1997, when the Globe Theatre was reconstructed on the south bank of the River Thames in London. The theater is now a popular tourist destination and a major venue for Shakespearean productions.