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Happy New Year!
Priority booking for the theatre is now open for Friends of the Globe. Public booking opens on 11 February, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Throughout spring we continue to explore the theme of Shakespeare: Playing Indoors with a series of talks and seminars, staged readings and music events. Our brand new mobile website makes it easier to access information and book tickets on the go. We are working to optimise all our content for viewing on mobile with more coming in April. And despite the freezing temperatures building work on The Sam Wanamaker Theatre is well underway. We are just under £1million from our target, and with your continued support we will reach our £7.5million target. We look forward to seeing you this year. |
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Priority booking is openPriority booking for the 2013 'Season of Plenty' has opened for Friends of Shakespeare’s Globe. Public booking opens on 11 February. To see the range of other benefits and how to become a Friend click More Info. |
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Music at the GlobeDiscover the music of Shakespeare in a series of talks and demonstrations this spring. Speakers include Globe Music Director, Bill Barclay. Complete the experience at a concert featuring musicians from Richard III and Twelfth Night. From 30 January. |
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Beat the blues at our shopFace this January with a smile and treat yourself, or a special someone to a little something from our shop. Choose from magnets bearing witty Shakesperean quotes, Top Trumps, models of the theatre and much more. |
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Mobile website launched
We have successfully launched the first phase of our mobile website making it easier to find information and book tickets on the go. We’d love to hear your thoughts on our latest development. You can email us at digital@shakespearesglobe.com. |
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Highlights from our blogTo ensure you never miss a story we will highlight a different blog entry each month. Content includes: our popular Word of the Week series, actor interviews, staff introductions and ruminations on Shakespeare’s work and life. This month we look at the people behind the New Zealand Hangings, on display in the Exhibition. |
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