A fresh take on Shakespeare's buoyant and breezy comedy, The Globe 2025 season just got all the more filled with belly laughs, mishaps, and hijinks aplenty! A hilarious swan song for what is said to be Queen Elizabeth I's favorite of his characters, Director Sean Holmes (Much Ado About Nothing, The Comedy of Errors) brings you into the wild side of the Elizabethan social order with The Merry Wives of Windsor, as middle-class England spirals into delightful chaos!

Coming to Shakespeare's Globe as part of the 2025 Summer Season is Shakespeare's delightfully spirited tale of Viola, a shipwrecked orphan who takes matters into her own hands when stranded on the shores of the ancient isle of Illyria. Viola assumes the disguise of a man just to find her way, but when that disguise lands her in a love triangle, she has no choice but to hold on as the hijinks flow. Love, laughter, and delight shine on all corners of the Bard's madcap masterpiece.

The Globe 2025 summer season brings Associate Artistic Director Sean Holmes's take on the Bard's timeless love story Romeo and Juliet - only this time with a Wild West twist. Chaotic saloon fights and wild celebrations spiral into deadly shootouts and ruthless vengeance as a fractured town nears its last stand.

this Christmas Pinocchio comes to life in this brand new musical stage adaptation of Carlo Collodi's timeless tale, from Shakespeare's Globe! Sean Holmes directs The Globe Theatre's new version of the wooden puppet with dreams of becoming a real boy, with the award-winning Charli Josephine (Cowbois) providing book and lyrics, alongside Olivier nominee Jim Fortune on music and lyrics. Pinocchio is so popular that it has been adapted for the stage over a dozen times, was reimagined by Disney, and is the subject of storybooks worldwide. While the fairy tale classic is known for emphasizing the significance of truth and the repercussions of dishonesty, this special winter Globe adaptation offers a new take on its timely themes, without missing a single beat of the action.

Worlds collide in Shakespeare's darkly comic and rarely staged Troilus and Cressida, coming to the Globe Theatre this summer! In his Globe debut, director Owen Horsley, the man behind Twelfth Night at Regent's Park Open Air, peels back the polished surface of heroism, exposing the greed, ego and absurdity that fuels the war.