A new play from award-winning writer Ella Hickson and director Natalie Abrahami explores the extent to which women in power negotiate patriarchal pressure in order to get their way.

Join Shakespeare’s monstrously charismatic villain as he embarks on a bloody and ‘thrilling’ ★★★★ campaign for the crown. Richard’s ‘compelling and invigorating’ reign of terror is about to begin.

Experience the Wars of the Roses like never before in this ★★★★ ‘epic and exciting’ production that sees Shakespeare’s plays condensed into one ‘theatrically exhilarating’ event.

This winter, we invite 20 writers to remember, rediscover and bring out into the light women and non-binary people who have been undervalued or misrepresented by time, people on whom history has imposed a story that doesn’t adequately reflect who they were and how they lived.

This black comedy traces a woman’s relationship history backwards, while exploring the results of sexual assault, relationships, teen pregnancy and addiction.

Katharina and Bianca are ready to marry. But the youngest can be won only if the eldest finds her equal. Who will be able to rival the strong-willed Katharina? The hunt for a suitor is on…

Sing along with your favourite festive songs in the Globe Theatre as we raise our voices to the Southwark sky to celebrate a bright and very merry Christmas.

A gripping, full-scale 90 minute performance in the Globe Theatre created especially for young people.

Students from leading UK drama schools present a selection of scenes by Shakespeare and his contemporaries. The Sam Wanamaker Festival celebrates remarkable emerging acting talents and culminates in one mighty festival final jig.

Sing along with your favourite festive songs in the Globe Theatre as we raise our voices to the Southwark sky to celebrate a bright and very merry Christmas.

A gripping, full-scale 90 minute performance in the Globe Theatre created especially for young people.

Join our family workshop to learn about the plot, characters and language of As You Like It through active participation and play.
Recommended for ages 5 - 8

Join our family workshop to learn about the plot, characters and language of As You Like It through active participation and play.
Recommended for ages 9 - 12

Explore Shakespeare’s characters, stories and language as a family in this exciting one hour storytelling session led by a Globe Storyteller.
Recommended for ages 5 - 12

Performers from BFA and MFA Acting majors from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey present a workshop performance of The Winter’s Tale in the Globe Theatre. Free tickets are available for this performance.

Students from leading UK drama schools present a selection of scenes by Shakespeare and his contemporaries. The Sam Wanamaker Festival celebrates remarkable emerging acting talents and culminates in one mighty festival final jig.