It's strange to consider that there is a rarely performed Shakespeare play, but All's Well That Ends Well is certainly a rare gem! A thriller that explores the pitfalls of unrequited love, courtly life, sexuality, and gender roles, enjoy this brand new staging from The Globe, from director Chelsea Walker, produced in the candlelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse this winter.

Whilst originally pegged as one of the Bard's tragedies, Cymbeline is far more complex than that, with shades of romance and comedy in this tale of innocence and envy, grasps for power and eventual reconciliation for a dysfunctional royal family, led by an incompetent Queen and her scheming husband The Prince. A gripping tale directed by the Globe-debuting Jennifer Tang.

For the first time in its history, the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse will host this masterful study of family and its legacy by Anthon Chekov as part of The Globe's 2024/25 Winter Season. In a new translation from Rory Mullarkey and with direction from Caroline Steinbeis, Three Sisters takes us into the heart of a family desperate for an escape from their ennui. Although written in 1900, many of the themes resonate heavily today as we each search for meaning in an increasingly tumultuous world.