Shakespeare's Globe Reviews

Sensational. Unmissable
Buy the guided tour is if you're lucky like me, you'll have a young lady in love with Shakespeare and the history of English theater. Besides the visit, it has a wonderful museum and interactive games for the kids. The store is nice too. Super recommend it.

I applied for a job here but my application was late Crap

Pretty cool OLD place. Great view across the Thames of London.

Given the various fires that struck it over the centuries, Shakespeare's Globe was however faithfully and amazingly rebuilt. Inside you can breathe a mystical air that takes you back to the era of Shakespeare's representations. I recommend everyone to pay a visit because it is really worth it

Saw a Winter's Tale here a couple of weeks ago and it was incredible. Beautiful theatre, friendly staff, world class performers. Dress for the weather and bring a hat for the afternoon sun. Would go again in a heartbeat!

Fantastic theatre with very authentic style and, needless to say, brilliant performances every time!

I went on an absolutely fascinating tour of the Globe recently. The tour guide was exceptionally knowledgeable and bought the whole place to life with her stories and observations. I'm amazed more people don't consider a trip here. It's a must-see attraction.

The best place to learn about Shakespeare's theatre! Very enthusiastic and friendly guide :)

Wonderful reconstruction of the Shakespeartheater s. Unfortunately not historically secured, but still beautiful and worth seeing.

Normally I'm not the guy for all that cultural and historical stuff, but our tour guide (I think her name was Natalia) was super nice and made it interesting also for teens who normally don't like such a building... and in generell it was very interesting and not just a boring museum!

One of the best theatres i've been to. Great actors,amazing play. Just go there if you have never been there.

We had a tour by Francis, it was very interesting I hoped there would be even more information but we were very happy with it

If you love Shakespeare you will love this. It is an awesome museum twist on Shakespeare. Your butt will be sore from the benches though.

Only came here for the tour, but our tour guide was great and very knowledgeable

the globe theatre is one of the best theatre experiences in London. I have yest to attend a play that I would criticise. Standing tickets are 5 pounds and allows the viewer to get closer to the action on stage. If it rains bring a mac as the theatre is open air. Highly enjoyable experience and highly recommended to anyone coming to London. Plays are not limited to Shakespeare.

Went for the first time last night to see Twelfth Night. Such a wonderful experience.

Excellent place for entertainment and history. Lovely staff aswell

Super cute. I recommend going to see a play for a few pounds. A unique experience. Uni feels he is in 1600

Very informative tour, also the tour guides were kind. Place is easily accesbile with wheelchair.

Incredible atmosphere, brilliant acting, an absolute must.

Dropped in for a coffee and cake. A very pleasant cafe area.

A very pleasant and lively guided tour with a passionate guide, Fred. Be careful the Globe can only be seen by guided tour and there is a separate entrance for these tours. Be careful the tour is entirely in English.

a place that everyone who visits London should know

Have visited several times and each show doesn't disappoint! Excellent!

A great experience, no matter which piece. But you should definitely inform yourself in advance about the plot

Wonderful place. Very nice and exciting tour. Almost the only place where I managed to hear clean and beautiful English :)

Went to see Richard IV (Part I) which is really an amazing play. The medieval king opens and closes the drama, but story for the king s son Prince Hal, later Henry V, also a young English hero, Hotspur, the rebellious Henry Percy. The history is almost overwhelmed by the iconic larger-than-life character of Falstaff. Directed by Sarah Bedi and Federay Holmes in collaboration with the Globe Ensemble, the production is full of intelligent detail and regularly bursts into life interacting with the audience.

Have been wanting to go here for over 20years. Totally lived up to my dreams!

Great representation of an old theatre. The actors were phenomenal and made the play delightful. We were happily pleased with the play and theatre. We definitely recommend this to anyone visiting London. It allows one a view into the past.

Stunning old grass roof building. I'm glad it is so well preserved.

A wonderful experience and a must for every theater lover. The work is lived standing up, paying 5 pounds for entry into the yard. If it rains, no umbrella, so as not to disturb the vision of those behind you.

The actors run in the yard and interact with the public, and the show is unique every time. An unforgettable magic.

Nice museum, but a little bit of a bummer that they don't know if it looks like the original globe theatre on the inside.

See a play by Shakespeare on the Globe is a great experience

Saw Boudica here, the staff were very helpful and friendly. The standing tickets were very inexpensive and being in amongst the action was definitely a great experience. Highly recommend.

Perfect! Watched Othello for the first time and the immersive nature of the venue definitely added an extra something to the performance.

Great tour. Shame about the noise from the helicopters

Joined on the end of a tour. Don't know if you had to pay. The lady knew a lot

Feeling the spirit of Shakespeare was unbelievable. Listen to the history of Globe from Gerard who is the greatest actor there:)

Historic venue and a good romeo and juliet performance

Informative but missed the rehearsal as the cast was discussing something

Absolutely magical venue! Electrifying performances of Romeo and Juliet, and Twelfth Night. WHY have they let Emma Rice go?!!

Saw a great play here. Really neat theatre. Recommend getting the standing tickets to any show. Well worth it!

Replica of the original Globe Theater completed in the 1990s. Live performances here still honor the standing area just before the stage at a ticket price less than you'd pay for a movie and seating in the stands surrounding the stage.

Highly recommend the open-air theater experience on a warm evening.

A very nice theatre is an obligatory visit if you are visiting London.

Painstakingly rebuilt at almost same location and with same materials as original Shakespeare s Globe. Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) holds Shakespeare productions. Be aware it is open so if you book stalls (great Acustics) and it rains then you get wet. No umbrellas allowed.

Inside Globe is also Sam Wanamaker s theatre which is a King James period theatre. Very nice atmosphere with only candle lighting.

A faithful replica of the original hosting the Bards celebrated work.

The history and great performances that eminate from this place are worth the price of admission.

Excellent! We saw hamlet and stood in the yard. Acting was wonderful, experience was one of a kind!

Beautiful restaurant for all occasions with an excellent view.