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Hakawatis Recipe Blog Shakespeare's Globe 1 (16-10)
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Maqlooba: a theatrical meal

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Henry V Sarah Amankwah Shakespeare's Globe 2019 Tristram Kenton
Plays, Poems & New Writing 

Nationalism in Henry V

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Sam Wanamaker Playhouse 2021 Musicians Gallery Johan Persson
News 

Delve into Shakespeare's world with our Winter 2022/23 programme of events

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Plays, Poems & New Writing 

Hakawatis: writing a story about storytellers

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Henry V St Crispins Day Shakespeare's Globe
Medieval & Early Modern History 

'This day is call'd the feast of Crispian'

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Shakespeare and Race Festival 2022: Spoken Word(s)
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Our Shakespeare and Race festival returns

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Winter Season 2022_23 (1)
News 

Announcing our Winter 2022/23 season

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King John Bronwen Sharp Shakespeares Globe 2015 card
Plays, Poems & New Writing 

Shakespeare's Kings & Queens

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Research in Action Shakespeare's Globe 2018 Cesare de Giglio
Sam Wanamaker Playhouse 

Explore Early Modern performance culture in our Research in Action series

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