See the amazing Shakespeare’s Globe Touring Company at St James this October, in their only appearance outside London this year.

A play performed brilliantly with its glorious gamut of romance, poetry, satire and slapstick. When Rosalind is banished to the forest with her cousin Celia, they face a world of exile. Little do they know it is there that they will find love, in the most curious of disguises.

Travel with us to the Forest of Arden to see a tale of sibling rivalry, exile, cross-dressing, and misplaced love, performed by eight extraordinary actors playing multiple roles – and even more instruments!

Doors/Bar: 7PM | Performance: 7.45PM

Booking correct at time of publication, however, due to the ongoing Covid situation, changers may occur. Refunds will be available.

See the amazing Shakespeare’s Globe Touring Company at St James this October, in their only appearance outside London this year.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream- a play full of comedic chaos, love and magic.

Four love-sick teens run away to an enchanted forest, where the fairy King and Queen are at war. In the forest, the players -including Bottom- are rehearsing for a play, against all the odds. Meanwhile, wild spirit Puck works with the fairy King to wreak havoc, and chaos ensues!

Infused with mischief and mayhem, A Midsummer Night’s Dream is the story of feuding lovers and magic, a forest and a donkey.

Doors/Bar: 7PM | Performance: 7.45PM

Booking correct at time of publication, however, due to the ongoing Covid situation, changers may occur. Refunds will be available.

See the amazing Shakespeare’s Globe Touring Company at St James this October, in their only appearance outside London this year.

In this chaotic last night it will be up to you to vote for which of the three previous productions you see. As ever, the talented and versatile company will take on multiple roles across all three plays. Actors call it terrifying, audiences say it’s exhilarating. So wave your arms and stomp your feet as much as you can for the play you want to see! The rules are simple: you decide.

Youcan see this performance as they would have done in Shakespeare’s times, standing in the hall, or book some of the few balcony seats available.

Doors/Bar: 7PM | Performance: 7.45PM

Booking correct at time of publication, however, due to the ongoing Covid situation, changers may occur. Refunds will be available.