Shakespeare's Globe is a unique venue. It takes a certain kind of big and bold drama to inhabit it fully. But The God of Soho doesn't fit this space... more
Playing Amy Pond's husband has made Arthur Darvill the envy of her male fans, but now, he tells Nick Curtis, he's taking time out from the Tardis to be his own doctor... more
It will take 20 actors 69 hours in shifts over eight days to recite the entire King James Bible at the Globe - more than spiritual guide, it's a fascinating literary work that was meant to be read aloud... more
It will take 20 actors 69 hours in shifts over eight days to recite the entire King James Bible at the Globe - more than spiritual guide, it's a fascinating literary work that was meant to be read aloud... more
In an outstanding year for London theatre, our judging panel have picked out the most remarkable performances and productions. The choices reflect the explosion of young talent emerging alongside theatre grandees who are at the top of their game... more
As artistic director of the Globe, Mark Rylance was the intelligentsia's darling. Since Jerusalem, he's become a popular hero. And it's all thanks to ley lines, Shakespeare, the goddess of the Thames and his grandfather... more
A collector and playwright in America has pledged his "priceless collection" of texts by Shakespeare and other writers to Shakespeare's Globe Theatre... more
Here is the last segment of the A-Z of fun things to do this summer from dressing up as pirates to the new British Musuem blockbuster exhibition about Hadrian the Roman Emperor.... more
Frontline at Shakespeare's Globe attempts a kaleidoscopic sweep, cutting between some 20 characters who come and go, stopping for brief encounters.
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Eric Schlosser, exposer of the burger industry, is celebrating American democracy in a new play - and he thinks the Globe is the perfect stage for it.... more
It's St George's Day on Monday 23 April and London is getting into the patriotic spirit with a series of events that celebrate England's patron saint.... more
Howard Brenton shocked us in the Eighties, but then he fell out of favour. Now the provocative playwright is back. He talks to Fiona Maddocks about his new comedy on extremism.... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do
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