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    Shakespeare's Globe

    Posted by CornishJay 18 December 2010

    As generations of unenthusiastic schoolchildren would affirm, nothing is more literary than a Shakespeare play. The best place to convert a reluctant student is Shakespeare’s Globe on London’s Embankment, built in the original open-air Elizabethan model. Try a lively production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream and defy even the sulkiest teenager not to laugh; or Macbeth, where this summer naked, bloodied bodies writhed out of tarpaulins from amongst the standing audience. Tip, if you are sitting, hire cushions, and try and avoid seats in the full sun.

    www.shakespeares-globe.org
    21 New Globe Walk, Bankside, London SE1 9DT
    +44(0)20 7401 9919
    Google map: bit.ly/gWIT8L

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