The theatre's Artistic Director Rupert Goold announces five new productions as part of its 2025 season with the first one kicking off at the tailend of this year in December.
Daisy Edgar-Jones and Ruth Wilson.
By Emmie Newitt Friday, September 20 2024, 11:18
The theatre's Artistic Director Rupert Goold announces five new productions as part of its 2025 season with the first one kicking off at the tailend of this year in December.
Daisy Edgar-Jones and Ruth Wilson.
By Emmie Newitt Friday, September 20 2024, 11:00
Written and starring Anne Odeke, she is the first person of colour to write and star in their own play on the Globe stage.
Anne Odeke as Joanna in Princess Essex at Shakespeare's Globe. Photo by Johan Persson.
By Stuart King Friday, September 20 2024, 05:54
Samuel Beckett’s dystopian nightmare in which Vladimir and Estragon occupy a desolate landscape with merely a tree and a rock to occupy their thoughts, has become a byword for existential limbo. The environment causes the fractious codependent pair to scramble incessantly in their bid to fill the void with commentaries on the mundane — boots, hats, carrots and a failing prostate. They bicker and disagree in their loneliness, as they await the arrival of the mysterious Godot who may somehow confer meaning on their situation and existence.
Ben Whishaw, Lucian Msamati, Tom Edden, and Jonathan Slinger in Waiting for Godot at Theatre Royal Haymarket. Photo Marc Brenner
By Emmie Newitt Thursday, September 19 2024, 17:40
Opening for a limited run this November in London, the play charts the joys, trials and setbacks in pursuing your dream of sporting glory.
Going for Gold artwork.
By Emmie Newitt Thursday, September 19 2024, 17:16
The new US musical will premiere in London for a limited run at the Southwark Playhouse Elephant which begins next month.
The full cast of Fly More Than You Fall.
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