Velvet-Club Connecting Lesbians & Bi-women around the World
Step inside our iconic wooden O for a Pride Guided Tour of the Globe Theatre, bringing to life the queer stories and characters from Shakespeares life and times. What would life have been like for the queer community during Shakespeares lifetime? And how exactly are they linked to the theatre? Take a deep dive into an important era in LGBTQ+ history, from rebellious icons down in the yard to nobility in the galleries, and even the intimate letters between King James I and his favourite the Duke of Buckingham. Discover vivid records of diverse sexualities and gender identities in the writing of the time, including Shakespeares own Sonnets, and explore the queer relationships between characters in some of his most famous plays. This unique tour is packed with fascinating people, both real and fictional, and their unexpected stories. Tickets include entry to our exhibition, where visitors can discover the history and magic behind Shakespeares Globe. You will embark on a journey through the queer stories and characters that shaped Shakespeares life and plays, proving that love is love has always been true youll see how the Bard used his mighty quill to challenge societal norms. Make haste and book your spot! Attitude Audiences are still fascinated by the deep meaning behind his fierce interest in queer desire as a human experience and Londons legendary Shakespeares Globe is helping them uncover it. Out There Travel All tours are always delivered in English and suitable for all ages. We are an open-air theatre and tours go ahead in all conditions so dress for the weather. Please note, we do not store luggage.
Tickets : £ Various Tickets
Address : Globe Theatre
21 New Globe Walk, Bankside
London
SE1 9DT.
Telephone : 02074019919
Website : Click Here
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