All's Well That Ends Well
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
Get tickets here to watch All's Well That Ends Well at the iconic Shakespeare's Globe in London
Inside the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, uncover a twisted tale of obsession, game-playing and deception in Shakespeare’s ruthless thriller, All’s Well That Ends Well.
When Helen cures the dying King, he grants her one wish: to choose any man she wants for her husband. Rejected by the man she’s always loved, Helen sets out to get him, by whatever means necessary.
When it comes to love, where do you draw the line?
Chelsea Walker (Visit from an Unknown Woman, Hampstead) makes her Globe directorial debut bringing Shakespeare’s rarely performed exploration of class, sexuality and gender to London’s only candlelit theatre.
‘Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none’
Travel back in time at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
Allow yourself to be transported back to the medieval 1500's, a time of political upheaval, strongly religious atmospheres, social change, and incredible theatre.
Immerse yourself in the world of Shakespeare, and enjoy his plays just the same as those in medieval times did.
The theatre is inspired and informed by the unique historic playing conditions of two beautiful iconic theatres, this diverse programme of work harnesses the power of performance, cultivates intellectual curiosity and excites learning to make Shakespeare accessible for all.
London,
England,
Greater London SE1 9DR
How To Find Us
On foot:
There are excellent footpaths along the river from Waterloo and from Southwark Bridge. The Millennium Footbridge is 50 metres from the theatre.
Train:
Local stations are: Blackfriars (10 minute walk, South Bank exit, lifts to street level from platform); London Bridge (15 minute walk); Cannon Street (20 minute walk) and Waterloo (25 minute walk).
Bike:
There are uncovered public bike racks on Bankside and New Globe Walk, both 10 metres from the theatre. There is also a Transport for London Santander Cycle Hire docking point on New Globe Walk.
Bus:
Local routes include: 45, 63, 100 (to Blackfriars Bridge); 11, 15, 17, 26 (to Mansion House); 76 (to St Paul’s Cathedral); 344 (from Liverpool Street Station, towards Clapham, on Southwark Bridge Road) and 381, 344 (towards Liverpool Street Station, on Southwark Street).
- Café
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Disabled Access
- Gift Shop
- Toilets
Yes! Shakespeare's Globe have disabled access & toilets, guide dogs are allowed, and cater to many other disabilities.
Assistance (Service) Dogs are welcome in the venue. Dogs should stay with owners throughout your visit
Absolutely:
- The temporary Quiet Space is located on the level below the Welcome Desk. Here you will find some sensory regulation aids, printed Visual Stories and soft furnishings.
- Ear Defenders can be borrowed from the Welcome Desk at any time during your visit.
- Induction loops are installed in both our theatres and at Box Office.
- Hearing aids are turned to the ‘T’ or ‘3’ position to access the loops.
- The loop in the Globe Theatre is best picked up in the Lower Gallery and may be affected by the climate.
- Hearing enhancers are available from the Welcome Desk in the main foyer.
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