Address: 21 New Globe Walk, Bankside, SE1 9DT Tube: London Bridge or Mansion House(both 10 Min walk) Tel: 020 7401 9919 Capacity 1,380 (seated) & 700 (Standing) Air Conditioning: No, it is an open air theatre! Wheelchair Access: Yes! Sound Amplification: Yes! Seating Plan Repertoire Schedule The Globe, which opened in 1997, is a reconstruction of an open-air theatre designed in 1599. The season normally runs from May to October and sometimes over the Christmas period. Tours of the theatre and an exhibition is also available.

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WHAT'S ON HENRY IV PART 1 by William Shakespeare Buy Tickets   Review    Genre Drama Previews from 06 Jun 10 Opens 14 Jul 2010 Booking to 09 Oct 2010 Closes 09 Oct 2010 Time Performers Jamie Parker (Prince Hal ), William Gaunt (Worcester), Roger Allam (Falstaff),Oliver Cotton (Henry IV), Christopher Godwin, Sean Kearns, Paul Rider , Jade Williams, Jason Baughan, Patrick Brennan, Daon Broni, Phil Cheadle, Oliver Coopersmith, Sam Crane, James Lailey, Danny Lee Wynter, Kevork Malikyan, Barbara Marten, Lorna Stuart, Joseph Timms. Director Dominic Dromgoole Design Jonathan Fensom Lighting Choreography Costume Sound Producer Shakespeare Globe Synopsis Bolingbroke fights to keep his crown and restore order to an England driven by civil rebellion. B/O Price £ Length Other Info Performance Schedule HENRY IV PART 2 by William Shakespeare Buy Tickets   Review    Genre Drama Previews from 3 Jul 10 Opens 14 Jul 2010 Booking to 09 Oct 2010 Closes 09 Oct 2010 Time Performers Jamie Parker (Prince Hal ), William Gaunt (Shallow) , Roger Allam (Falstaff), Oliver Cotton (Henry IV), Christopher Godwin, Sean Kearns, Paul Rider, Jade Williams, Jason Baughan, Patrick Brennan, Daon Broni, Phil Cheadle, Oliver Coopersmith, Sam Crane, James Lailey, Danny Lee Wynter, Kevork Malikyan, Barbara Marten, Lorna Stuart, Joseph Timms. Director Dominic Dromgoole Design Jonathan Fensom Lighting Choreography Costume Sound Producer Shakespeare Globe Synopsis The Prince's riotous life is interrupted, as a second insurrection is deftly if ignobly crushed. B/O Price £ Length Other Info Performance Schedule MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR , THE by William Shakespeare Buy Tickets   Review    Genre Comedy Previews from 14 Aug 2010 Opens 19 Aug 2010 Booking to 02 Oct 2010 Closes 02 Oct 2010 Time Performers Christopher Benjamin (Falstaff), Serena Evans (Mistress Page), Sarah Woodward (Mistress Ford), Andrew Havill (Frank Ford), Ceri-Lyn Cissone (Anne Page); Barnaby Edwards (Rugby); Gerard McCarthy (Fenton), Nathan Amzi; Gareth Armstrong; William Belchambers; Philip Bird; Peter Gale; Michael Garner; Gregory Gudgeon; Jonty Stephens; Sue Wallace; Paul Woodson. Director Christopher Luscombe Design Janet Bird Lighting Choreography Jenny Arnold Costume Sound Producer Shakespeare Globe Synopsis The fat knight Sir John Falstaff imagines that Mistress Ford and Mistress Page are both taken with him and so, attracted as much by their husbands’ money as their personal charms, he decides to woo them both. But the women are up to the old lecher’s tricks and turn the tables on him with a series of humiliating assignations, midnight terrors and a very damp, extremely smelly laundry basket. B/O Price £ Length 2hrs 35mins Other Info Performance Schedule BEDLAM by Nell Leyshon Buy Tickets       Genre Drama Previews from 05 Sep 2010 Opens 09 Sep 2010 Booking to 1 Oct 2010 Closes 1 Oct 2010 Time Performers Sam Crane (Laurence), Danny Lee Wynter (Oliver), Barbara Marten (Annabel), Jade Williams (Nancy), Rose Leslie (May), Finty Williams (Gardenia), Ella Smith (Phyllis), Jason Baughan, Patrick Brennan, Daon Broni, Phil Cheadle, Sophie Duval, Christopher Godwin, Sean Kearns, James Lailey, Kevork Malikyan, Joseph Timms, Lorna Stuart. Director Jessica Swale Design Soutra Gilmour Lighting Choreography Costume Sound Producer Shakespeare Globe Synopsis A fictional portrayal of a London hospital for the insane, based on direct research from Bethlem Royal Hospital. Bedlam is set in 18th-century London against an anarchic backdrop of binge drinkers, gin sellers and ballad singers. Under the supervision of the prejudiced Dr Carew and his imbecile son, Bedlam’s philosophy lies in containing rather than curing patients. But with the arrival of a lovely country girl, May, and the appointment of a more enlightened governor, Carew’s inhuman regime starts to crumble, along with his own sanity. B/O Price £ Length Other Info Performance Schedule Latest Video Features Can't see the movie? Get the latest Flash Plugin

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