We booked the one hour pre-lunch Macbeth tour before watching the afternoon performance. Tyler, our tour guide was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic so we were really pleased with our choice as it really helped us follow aspects of the play. I would highly recommend it.

Shakespeare's Globe Theatre is like stepping back in time. It looks and feels just like old London. I watched "A Midsummer Night's Dream" there and the actors were amazing. It's really cool to stand close to the stage, just like people did long ago. I also took a tour and learned lots about Shakespeare and the theatre's past. If you like plays, you should definitely go here.

Had a great time seeing Macbeth. The play was wonderful and we picked excellent seats (Middle Gallery, Bay J). One note - since the Globe is authentic to the time period, there's no back support except for the top row so be prepared it's not the most comfortable situation (even with a seat cushion).

It was great to pair the Macbeth tour and performance together - the former giving us (three adults and three children studying Macbeth for GCSE English) a great insight to the theatre and Macbeth. Tyler, our guide, worked hard to engage the teenagers (no mean feat!) and they all had a good, positive experience. It was great to see the theatre and hear about how theatre-going was in Shakespeare's day. We were lucky to have a warm, sunny day and had great seats in Bay L in the middle gallery. The play itself was fantastic. Modern dress/concept throughout worked well. Some good moments of comedy, I loved the witches 'cauldron!' I liked the way each death was portrayed (I'm trying not to create any spoilers here!,) going round the stage. A great day out. I find it odd that the Globe don't seem to have any understudies for each role, although that said, the actress who stood in for the role of Ross did an amazing job and although she did have the script with her, she clearly knew most of it and often looked away, closing the book. I think it would have been frustrating if the role of a more major character had been 'read.'

I visited many years ago when the Globe was still under construction. It was great to return more than 20 years later and see a performance. We sat in the middle level. Sight lines and acoustics were fine. The queer interpretation of As You Like It was entertaining.

We visited the globe last Monday ,I wasn’t keen but my wife wanted to go, we went on a tour with “cockney mick” .He was brilliant, very knowledgable and full of humour. He made the whole experience very enjoyable, so much so that we booked to see Macbeth ,a couple of nights later. We would thoroughly recommend this tour! And it was a great introduction to Shakespeare

Visiting the Globe has been a life long dream. I was completely ecstatic to be able to visit this place. I only took the tour, which lasted about an hour. I do wish I could have seen an actual play but I didn't have the time in my schedule. We learned a lot about the theater and Shakespeare himself. Things you wouldn't learn in school. It was an amazing visit.

Loved MacBeth’s matinee performance! I gave the actors a standing O because they were amazing! TAS right down the street is a fabulous restaurant with amazing hummus, lentil soup and feta cheese salad!

Before arriving, the reviews weren’t great so we weren’t quite sure what to expect. Well, we should have ignored the bad reviews as Thursday afternoon’s performance of Macbeth was absolutely brilliant! We watched a professional, hard working team who connected with the audience really well. The child actors were an asset to the play; well done to all of them. We were in the middle gallery (a cushion is a must) and we’re glad we weren’t standing (I’m not sure how they all coped!) Why complain when all I could see were teenagers thoroughly engaged in the play. Modern Shakespeare at its best! What an experience in this wonderful theatre!

I've been wanting to go to the Globe for ages and it definitely lived up to the hype! I purchased a £5 standing ticket to see their production of As You Like It, and my friends (who are not diehard Shakespeare fans like me) sat in the balcony. I got to lean on the stage and interact with the cast. If you have the stamina to stand, I HIGHLY recommend it! The production was really well done. They did a great job of adding some modern elements (like pop songs) to the production to make the show feel fresh, and it satisfied even my friends who are new to Shakespeare.