Globe Theatre Tickets 2023 buy now
The Globe Theatre London buys for any sell-out performances. This open-air performance arena draws audiences from across the world and sells out every year.
Shakespeare’s Globe Tickets Summer 2023
We obtain the best-reserved seats in the Middle and Upper Gallery protected from the elements but allow you to comfortably take them at the moment.
These seats provide excellent vantage points of the stage at the Shakespeare’s Globe theater which is historically linked with William Shakespeare.
It is a modern reconstruction, with the ambience and essence of the original 1599 building. Secure your Globe Theatre tickets 2022 for this Shakespeare Theatre London now online or call our box office in the UK at 0203 070 3997
DATES & TICKETS
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
TUE 1 AUGUST 2.00 PM
THU 3 AUGUST 2.00 PM
THU 3 AUGUST 7.30 PM
FRI 4 AUGUST 2.00 PM
SAT 5 AUGUST 2.00 PM
MON 7 AUGUST 7.30 PM
TUE 8 AUGUST 2.00 PM
WED 9 AUGUST 7.30 PM
THU 10 AUGUST 2.00 PM
FRI 11 AUGUST 7.30 PM
SAT 12 AUGUST 2.00 PM
SAT 12 AUGUST 7.30 PM
DATES & TICKETS
Macbeth
THU 27 JULY 2.00 PM
FRI 28 JULY 2.00 PM
SUN 30 JULY 1.00 PM
SUN 30 JULY 6.30 PM
TUE 1 AUGUST 7.30 PM
WED 2 AUGUST 2.00 PM
WED 2 AUGUST 7.30 PM
FRI 4 AUGUST 7.30 PM
SAT 5 AUGUST 7.30 PM
SUN 6 AUGUST 1.00 PM
SUN 6 AUGUST 6.30 PM
TUE 8 AUGUST 7.30 PM
WED 9 AUGUST 2.00 PM
THU 10 AUGUST 7.30 PM
FRI 11 AUGUST 2.00 PM
SUN 13 AUGUST 1.00 PM
SUN 13 AUGUST 6.30 PM
MON 21 AUGUST 7.30 PM
THU 24 AUGUST 7.30 PM
FRI 25 AUGUST 7.30 PM
SAT 26 AUGUST 2.00 PM
SAT 26 AUGUST 7.30 PM
MON 28 AUGUST 7.30 PM
TUE 29 AUGUST 2.00 PM
THU 31 AUGUST 2.00 PM
THU 31 AUGUST 7.30 PM
FRI 1 SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM
SAT 2 SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM
MON 4 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
TUE 5 SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM
WED 6 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
THU 7 SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM
SAT 9 SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM
SAT 9 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
MON 11 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
TUE 12 SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM
WED 13 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
THU 14 SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM
SAT 16 SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM
SAT 16 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
MON 18 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
TUE 19 SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM
WED 20 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
THU 21 SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM
THU 21 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
SAT 23 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
MON 25 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
TUE 26 SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM
TUE 26 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
THU 28 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
FRI 29 SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM
FRI 29 SEPTEMBER 7.30 PM
SAT 30 SEPTEMBER 2.00 PM
MON 2 OCTOBER 7.30 PM
TUE 3 OCTOBER 2.00 PM
THU 5 OCTOBER 7.30 PM
FRI 6 OCTOBER 2.00 PM
FRI 6 OCTOBER 7.30 PM
SAT 7 OCTOBER 2.00 PM
MON 9 OCTOBER 7.30 PM
TUE 10 OCTOBER 2.00 PM
THU 12 OCTOBER 7.30 PM
FRI 13 OCTOBER 2.00 PM
SAT 14 OCTOBER 2.00 PM
MON 16 OCTOBER 7.30 PM
TUE 17 OCTOBER 2.00 PM
THU 19 OCTOBER 2.00 PM
THU 19 OCTOBER 7.30 PM
FRI 20 OCTOBER 2.00 PM
SAT 21 OCTOBER 7.30 PM
MON 23 OCTOBER 7.30 PM
TUE 24 OCTOBER 2.00 PM
WED 25 OCTOBER 7.30 PM
THU 26 OCTOBER 2.00 PM
FRI 27 OCTOBER 7.30 PM
SAT 28 OCTOBER 2.00 PM
When was the Globe Theatre built
The original theatre site in London, associated with William Shakespeare, was built in 1599 by Shakespeare’s playing company, the Lord Chamberlain’s Men, on land owned by Thomas Brend and inherited by his son, Nicholas Brend and grandson Sir Matthew Brend. It was destroyed by fire on 29 June 1613, an additional theatre was built in a single site by June 1614 and closed in 1642. A modern reconstruction associated with the original site opened in 1997.
Shakespeare Plays London
From 1909, the present Gielgud Theatre was called the same, until it was renamed in 1994. The New Globe now stands a few hundred yards from the original site. The rebuilding of this iconic building stems through a Trust set up by the pioneering American actor and director Sam Wanamaker. Buy Globe Theatre Tickets now
