The exhibition center has a lot of information regarding costuming and production, and the reconstructed theatre does give you that feel. During the season you can even attend a show for 5 quid, standing in the yard. If you opt for a seat, bring your own cushion. Wooden seat + approx. two hour performance= sore booty. :) Performed are a... more

Last August we had the pleasure of going to the Globe as tourists and to see a production of HELEN. I'm glad that we took the time to go see this wonderful piece of history. We considered getting tickets on the floor to experience the mob atmosphere, but we ended up getting tickets in the gallery. The view was great... more

We stopped by the Shakespeare Globe Theatre on a Friday just to take a look at its rebuilt structure with the thatched roof. What we found is that it was opening weekend for the season in April and they were showing Romeo and Juliet - the classic and most famous Shakespeare play. At 15 pounds per person, it was a... more

My wife and I have traveled to London before or after visiting with family in the York area and seeing a play at Shakespeare Globe is by far my favorite thing we have done while there. If you visit during the season, you must see a play there. I would recommend standing in the Yard. The tickets are only 5... more

The re-creation of the Globe Theatre is very cool----well worth the time and resonable charge to visit. We went on a guided tour and found that the guide was informative and entertaining. We wish we could have seen a performance. Do your research in advance to see if you can sync up your schedule. As many have said, it would... more

I saw "As You Like It" in August at the Shakespeare's Globe theatre and is was a very nice experience. The theatre seems to be very authentic, and being open air the sunset during the play gives it a nice atmosphere. Yes, the seats are hard wooden benches but they sell cushions (or rent them, you must return them) for... more

We recently saw an afternoon performance of As You Like It. We were groundlings and as a result had to stand during the performance. Nevertheless, we were right next to the stage and had a great time. While I do not have a lot of experience watching Shakespeare, but I cannot imagine a better atmosphere for watching one of his... more

There are 2 attractions here: one is the theatre itself and the other is the tour & exhibition. We went to a Saturday matinee performance of Romeo & Juliet with children aged 12 & 15 and everyone had a great time. But, we had done plenty of research beforehand. If you find sitting on wooden benches uncomfortable it is definitely... more

we went to see romeo and juliet and it was wonderful. I felt very sorry for the people standing below for several hours and would strongly advise you get a seat on the balcony. visually it was stunning. I would say get a cushion if you can. be aware the cost of drinks during intermission....£5 for a pimms out of... more