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Teach Shakespeare Continuing Professional Development: Romeo and Juliet

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This three-hour Continuing Professional Development workshop offers a practical toolkit for teaching Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, led by an experienced Globe Education Practitioner.

Aimed at secondary teachers, it will offer exciting techniques to engage with Shakespeare through active and creative approaches in the classroom. It provides teachers with a range of exciting activities to share with students either before or after they watch the film.

Boost your confidence in analysing language, characters, themes and the text in performance.

DETAILS

TICKETS
£30

This event takes place on-site at Shakespeare’s Globe

Running time approximately 3 hours

Terms and conditions
A £2.50 transaction fee per order applies online and over the telephone.

Part of Winter 2021/22

Coronavirus (Covid-19) safety measures

We are See It Safely approved by Official London Theatre. This certifies that we are complying with the latest Government and industry guidelines to provide a Covid-secure environment for all our artists, staff, and visitors.

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