Shakespeare's Globe is a world-renowned theatre, education centre, and cultural landmark, located on the bank of the River Thames in London, UK. …See more
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Jul 14, 2024
I really loved how our tour guide explained what it would be like to attend a play back then. She did an excellent job of telling the story of Shakespeare and his times and the history of theaters, b… Full review by Nikole E
Jul 12, 2024
Excellent performance, great venue - a must I would advise pre booking cushions and interval drinks as the interval is quite short. Full review by chrisfP2975UT
Jul 10, 2024
Sadly for us we could hardly hear the actors, so lost the story of taming of the shrew, we was standing, voices projection was from actors was up and not across the crowd. My visitors from Australi… Full review by 237JanP237
Are yard tickets suitable for children? How high is the stage podium?
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The stage is about 1.5 metres (5ft) above the ground - adults were able to lean against the stage with their elbows resting on it. On our visit the yard was half full and people were able …
The stage is about 1.5 metres (5ft) above the ground - adults were able to lean against the stage with their elbows resting on it. On our visit the yard was half full and people were able to move around, The cast came down into the yard and interacted with the audience. You could take children out for a few minutes and return during the performance. There were children there on our visit, probably age 10 upwards. However, if the yard were more crowded I would not have thought it would be comfortable for young children.
I am not sure but because the site has quite a strict bag size policy I think they have no luggage storage facilities. Please check on the Globe website to be sure
Hi there, we're planning a summer visit to London. We'd like to see the Globe theatre, but our English is not good enough to see a play. Is there a way to see the theatre on our own way, not to joint to a guided tour?
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Hello You have to book a guided tour. It is about 1 hour and you have time to walk around and take photographs on your own. The tours are given in English but you can ask them to …
Hello You have to book a guided tour. It is about 1 hour and you have time to walk around and take photographs on your own. The tours are given in English but you can ask them to explain anything you didn't understand. If you go on the website you can book a day and a time that you want to go. I hope that helps you.
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