Stood on London’s vibrant South Bank, the Globe Theatre’s Elizabethan whitewashed walls and dark beams certainly make it stand out from the crowd. Home of Shakespeare’s greatest works, the drama of ...

The Scottish Play contemporised without seams. Contemporisation of classics both in Opera and Theatre can polarise an audience. Sometimes it’s easiest if you’ve never seen the work before. I loved the ...

In the format of a Shakespearean play, information is interwoven with the bard's own words and illuminated with decorative artwork that sets the stage f or the Globe Theatre. Each year the Association ...

There are lots of murders, a fair amount of comedy and some audience participation in the Globe’s fast-paced production of Richard ... can be the most exciting experience of time spent with ...

Open-air productions of Shakespeare plays in London take place all summer at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in Southwark. Nearby, in the playwright's birthplace of Stratford-upon-Avon, is the Royal ...

The Globe’s production of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing ... denouement to set the world right. The famed theatre, rightly named, has the ability to transport audiences through ...

Whether you’re planning a trip to the iconic Shakespeare’s Globe theatre, catching a production for the Royal Shakespeare Company or seeing a spot of Shakespearean drama elsewhere in London ...

Bizarre pacing choices and gabbled lines undermine the production – but the Globe’s artistic director makes for a compelling king The Evening Standard's journalism is supported by our readers.

Though the weather may be miserable and cold, the Globe’s summer season opener ... a start to the season as you can get. One of Shakespeare’s stronger comedies, it’s an easy win (which ...

Spare us from strutting men with stupid hair. That’s the vibe here as Globe artistic director Michelle Terry takes Richard III and turns him into the kind of swaggering, entitled, entirely self ...

Source: BBC The 17th century notebook, offering a contemporary scholarly critique of Shakespeare's work, was valued at upwards of £30,000. A Central Hawke’s Bay dairy farmer is breaking the ...