New live-stream shows for schools!

Happy New Year! We are delighted to share that we will again live-stream shows to schools in 2021, adding ROMEO AND JULIET to our repertoire for Secondary schools in February. We also have a special version of Romeo and Juliet for Primary schools to celebrate world book day! These are perfect for remote learning, or in the classroom. Macbeth, A Christmas Carol and The Play’s The Thing are also available. Piloted in 2020, schools have called our live, online shows ‘incredibly well done‘ and that they have ‘hugely contributed to student understanding of the play.” Join us in February, March and April!

See times and dates HERE.

Digital shows available (Click on each to find out more!)

Macbeth

A Christmas Carol

As featured on BBC Radio London!

The Play’s The Thing

See trailer here!


Primary schools can celebrate World Book Day on 4th March with our Romeo and Juliet for Primary schools!

Enjoy a brand new version of our popular production, especially for younger audiences.


Don’t miss our special live broadcasts of THE PLAY’S THE THING on 23rd April!

To celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday, we are broadcasting this popular introduction to Shakespeare for all ages. CONTACT US to book your school’s place in our digital audience!


Each live-streamed performance is accessed via YouTube, for £150 (+VAT) per school. This can be watched in your classroom or school hall, on laptops and tablets, or sent home so that students can watch independently. Each show is available on catch up for seven days after the initial broadcast, and every performance is followed by a live Q&A session with our actors.

A Christmas Carol, Online!

In December, our hugely popular text-study production of A Christmas Carol makes its online debut! Join our audience from December 15-17, when the classic story is brought to life by our talented professional actors. Including analysis and narration, this abridged telling of the story is a perfect festive treat for secondary school students.

Christmas with Dickens!

We are very excited to introduce our brand new festive show, Christmas With Dickens! Join the Cratchit family as they prepare for their winter celebrations. Will the Miserly Mr Scrooge learn the true value of Christmas? What will become of poor Pip and his mysterious meeting on Christmas Eve? And will young Oliver Twist find friends in the big city? Featuring music, games and characters from some of Dickens’ best-loved creations, this is an end-of-term treat perfect for Primary schools (and beyond!) Your school can also receive an activity pack before the show, so your pupils can join in the fun.

See our trailer!

Autumn 2020: Live-stream performances

Shakespeare for schools, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, A Christmas Carol

“WE HAVE MARKED THIS DAY AS THE DAY THE GLOBE PLAYERS INTRODUCED OVER 400 OF OUR CHILDREN TO WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE AND BEGAN A LOVE FOR HIS WORKS THAT WILL LAST THEM A LIFETIME.” DR TRIPLETT’S SCHOOL

At the end of the Summer term we piloted two live, ONLINE VERSIONS of our productions, which were watched by schools all over the UK. The feedback was overwhelming, so we are delighted to announce new performance dates for the Autumn term!

Get the link, have access to the live broadcast and watch online at school, at home or on the move for seven days afterwards! No timetabling issues and no distancing problems!

Now available for live-stream performances:

MACBETHA CHRISTMAS CAROL
THE PLAY’S THE THINGCHRISTMAS WITH DICKENS!

See all available live-stream dates here!

Contact us to book your school’s place in our online audience.

I wanted to say how much we enjoyed the virtual performance of ‘Macbeth’ on Tuesday.  We have already had comments from students saying that it really helped revise the text and interestingly focus on key quotes and characters. We will certainly be looking out for future opportunities to engage with these events

HARRIS GIRL’S ACADEMY, EAST DULWICH

Student audience feedback:

 

I thoroughly enjoyed this showcase as I learned many new things whilst being entertained. Thank you, I found it amazing .

I think the green screen for the backgrounds really helped make it feel like a real live play at a real theatre.

 This gave an extraordinary overview of Shakespeare.

Students from Hampton High School