Yes! All live stream tickets must be purchased in advance and sales will end one hour before the stream is due to start. For example, if the stream begins at 7.00pm, make sure you have purchased your tickets before 6.00pm.

You will receive an email the day before the live stream date with a link to access the film. You will also be able to access this link via the digital events page once you log in to your account.

You may need to refresh the link after the start time. You will also need to click the play button seen on the page.

You will need a good, reliable internet connection.

The live stream will be available through our website on any browser and as such can be viewed on any device with a web browser.

Using either the link that you will have been sent directly or by logging into your Shakespeare’s Globe account you will be able to access the watch page through your chosen browser.

If you are watching in browser, at the bottom right of the video you will see various icons, including one the shape of a box with an outline (if you hover over it on certain devices, it will say ‘Fullscreen’). Click this icon, and this will make the video play in the full screen of your device.

There are several ways you will be able to connect your playback device to your TV. The easiest way would be to connect your desktop, laptop or mobile device to your TV with the appropriate cable and adapter. If you have a casting device such as Chromecast or Apple TV then you will be able to cast directly from your device. Please consult the support section of your chosen casting device for further details on how to do so.

There are several ways you will be able to connect your playback device to your TV. The easiest way would be to connect your desktop, laptop or mobile device to your TV with the appropriate cable and adapter. A SMART TV will likely have an app of feature that allows you to cast directly from your playback device to your TV. Please consult the support section or manual of your chosen SMART TV for further details on how to do so.

All live streams have specific start times. Our next stream of Romeo & Juliet, for example, is due to start at 7.00pm on 10 July 2021.

We recommend that you log in and access the watch page up to half an hour before to limit any logging in or loading delays.

Note that all times are displayed in British Summer Time. If it helps, you can use a website called Time and Date to translate the time into your own time zone.

Yes. You will be able to watch the livestream from anywhere in the world that allows access to our site. Note that performance times are displayed in British Summer Time.

As our livestream will be broadcasting in real time it will be starting at the time listed, for example, 7.00pm. You will be able to connect to the stream after this time (for example, at 7.15pm) but you will be unable to start it from the beginning.

As our live stream will be broadcasting in real time it will be starting from a specific time, for example, 7.00pm. You will be able to connect to the stream after this time but you will be unable to start it from the beginning or rewind it.

Please ensure that your computer or device sound is unmuted and that the volume on the player itself on the watch page also has the volume turned up. You may also find that your device is connected to headphones or a bluetooth device which is preventing the sound coming from your speakers so do ensure this is disconnected or change your sound settings on your device.

On the watch page that you access through either the link sent directly to you or through your account, you will see tabs above the video that will allow you to switch to the captioned / English subtitles version. Please ensure you press play once you have switched over.

On the watch page that you access through either the link sent directly to you or through your account, you will see tabs above the video that will allow you to switch to the audio described version. Please ensure you press play once you have switched over.

After the most challenging year in our charity’s history, we still need our supporters to help us recover. Please donate to support our work.

Throughout our Summer 2021 season, we’ll be live streaming our performances straight to you at home, to ensure that while travel restrictions continue, we’re still able to bring our work to national and international audiences.

Yes. All live streams are of performances taking place at that moment on the Globe Theatre stage at Shakespeare’s Globe in London. Streams are very much live and not recorded – don’t miss the start time!

Is your question missing? Get in touch with our Box Office team by emailing them. You can always find us on social media too.

Get in touch with our Box Office team by emailing them and we can discuss your options. Also don’t forget to join our mailing list to hear about future streams and check out what else is coming up in Summer 2021.