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Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Guided Tour in London
4.4 / 5
24 reviews
300+ booked
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Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
Reviews
4.4 / 5
Great
24 reviews
Lo ******************
2019/11/29
Fantastic 5.0
It is not convenient to print hard copy in the UK hotel for admission. It is better to use QR Code. Admission fee was saved a little, but unfortunately no drama is being performed
JUNG *******
2019/11/11
Fantastic 5.0
Just present your voucher and you'll have access to the theater and guided tours without any problems. There's no need for printers and it's very convenient to use the voucher stored on your phone.
Chen ******
2019/10/18
Fantastic 5.0
The tour guide can be exchanged for one month from the date of booking, but there is no tour if there is a performance. It is recommended to check the official website for the time of the day. The tour does not include watching performances. If you encounter performances, you can consider the station ticket, 5 pounds, a very rare experience, but you must stand for three hours to watch the performance.
Wen *******
2019/09/01
Fantastic 5.0
Great experience and guide. Amazing theatre. Recommend to hear a play in there.
TANG *****
2019/08/13
Fantastic 5.0
It’s an interesting journey, and Shakespeare fans don’t miss it.
Lin *****
2019/07/26
Great 4.0
This is the ticket for tour. We exchange tickets at two o'clock on Sunday. It may be that there are too many passengers on the day. It is only after 5 pm that we can enter the venue and follow the guides. We only watched the theater and didn't visit the museum. But fortunately I changed the ticket because our tour is the last one. Then we are locked up.
Yeung ************
2019/07/22
Fantastic 5.0
Can be directly picked up, very fast. I thought I was free to visit, but I had to follow the Guided tour. The time was lost, we arrived at 3 o'clock, but the Guided tour was 4:45pm.
Chi ***********
2019/07/18
Great 4.0
The tour is informative about the theatre design and history
Guide
- Experience the stage as it had been in the Bard's time; have a Shakesperean experience unlike any other
- Join the cast and add your voice to a scene recorded by the Globe's actors
- Create your own Shakespearean phrases in the word jungle
- Watch an exciting sword-fighting display
- Browse the costume collection and find out how period clothing is designed and recreated
Experience Shakespeare’s works like you’ve never seen them before. Head into Shakespeare’s Globe theatre, where the biggest and most elaborate exhibit dedicated to William Shakespeare is housed, along with a treasure trove of vital information on how theatrical performances of his works were produced at the time. You’ll get to take part in this thrilling theatrical experience by adding your own voice to one of the scenes as recorded by the Globe’s actors, and even create your own Shakespearean phrases! Witness an elaborate sword-fighting display and even get the chance to take a look at the wardrobe and costuming section. You’ll learn how the costumes are designed and produced, and how the Bard’s world is recreated onstage. This is one tour that no theatre aficionado should miss.
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- Experience the stage as it had been in the Bard's time; have a Shakesperean experience unlike any other
- Join the cast and add your voice to a scene recorded by the Globe's actors
- Create your own Shakespearean phrases in the word jungle
- Watch an exciting sword-fighting display
- Browse the costume collection and find out how period clothing is designed and recreated
Experience Shakespeare’s works like you’ve never seen them before. Head into Shakespeare’s Globe theatre, where the biggest and most elaborate exhibit dedicated to William Shakespeare is housed, along with a treasure trove of vital information on how theatrical performances of his works were produced at the time. You’ll get to take part in this thrilling theatrical experience by adding your own voice to one of the scenes as recorded by the Globe’s actors, and even create your own Shakespearean phrases! Witness an elaborate sword-fighting display and even get the chance to take a look at the wardrobe and costuming section. You’ll learn how the costumes are designed and produced, and how the Bard’s world is recreated onstage. This is one tour that no theatre aficionado should miss.