Shakespeare’s Globe·Feb 21, 2019Making sense of history.Adjoa Andoh directs and stars in the first major production of Richard II with a company entirely made up of women of colour. Find out…
Shakespeare’s Globe·Nov 28, 2018Creating the Globe Steward’s uniforms.Actor/Designer Ellie Piercy created unique hand-made uniforms for our volunteer stewards and each one contains a unique piece of Globe…
Shakespeare’s Globe·Sep 28, 2018Suit the action to the wordPerforming Shakespeare in British Sign Language
Shakespeare’s Globe·Sep 11, 2018The worst day of my lifeLeaphia Darko is playing Katherine in our current production of Love’s Labour’s Lost. Here she recounts ‘the worst day’ of her life in…
Shakespeare’s Globe·Aug 13, 2018Shakespeare and race: A personal storyProfessor Ania Loomba is the Catherine Bryson Professor of English at Penn Arts & Sciences, University of Pennsylvania. Here she gives a…A response icon1A response icon1
Shakespeare’s Globe·Jul 26, 2018Emilia: The Guilty FeministDeborah Frances-White is the host of podcast The Guilty Feminist, and she’s a fan of Emilia Lanier, Britain’s first female published poet.
Shakespeare’s Globe·Jun 28, 2018Michelle Terry & Nadia Nadarajah in conversationAs the Globe Ensemble’s Hamlet and As You Like It continue to delight audiences on stage, Nadia Nadarajah and Michelle Terry found time to…
Shakespeare’s Globe·Jun 14, 2018Shakespeare Uncut: Talking to StrangersThis year marks the 20th anniversary of Refugee Week. Shakespeare’s ‘Strangers’ Speech’, from The Book of Sir Thomas More, is as relevant…
Shakespeare’s Globe·Jun 8, 2018Just good friends?Dr Will Tosh explores the complicated nature of friendship in The Two Noble Kinsmen.A response icon1A response icon1
Shakespeare’s Globe·May 3, 2018Shakespeare’s Globe wins Wood pencil in 2018 D&AD Graphic Design awardsLike the film and theatre world, the creative design world also goes into awards mode around this time of year. The D&AD Awards, with its…