Marjorie Prime review – gently uncanny sci-fi shows us how to love an AI
Menier Chocolate Factory, London Anne Reid shines in this delicately written drama about a woman with dementia living with a robot re-creation of her late husband as a young man
July 2019
Making Noise Quietly review – snapshots of home in the shadow of war
Dominic Dromgoole’s unusual, thoughtful drama threads together intimate scenes spanning half a century
October 2017
Albion; A Woman of No Importance; The Lady from the Sea review – gardeners question the times
Mike Bartlett conjures a potent state of the nation address while Wilde and Ibsen’s wronged heroines still resonate
July 2017
West End director warns industry about prioritising younger audiences
Dominic Dromgoole has said all audience is good for theatre and older people shouldn’t be pushed aside in the act of appealing to a younger market
June 2017
Ruff ride: the everlasting battles and beauty of Shakespeare's Globe
To mark the Globe’s 20th birthday, we raid the Guardian archives to see how it has divided critics, sparked academic arguments, faced down political protests – and weathered the British summertime
May 2017
Hamlet: Globe to Globe by Dominic Dromgoole – review
The ex-Globe director’s account of his project to stage Hamlet in every country in the world is full of life lessons
April 2017
Hamlet, Globe to Globe by Dominic Dromgoole review – neocolonial folly?
Globe director Dominic Dromgoole swaps stage for screen
April 2016
Shakespeare 400
Shakespeare: the playwright who brings the world closer
After a decade at the helm, on the anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, Dominic Dromgoole bids farewell to the Globe and the company that has taken the plays far and wide
February 2016
The Tempest review – Dromgoole bows out beautifully
The Tempest review – Dromgoole's farewell lets language work its magic
January 2016
Pericles review – moments of intense psychological insight
Shakespeare’s tale of incest and hazardous sea crossings resonates powerfully in Dominic Dromgoole’s intimate staging
November 2015
A film for each play to mark 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death
Shakespeare’s Globe project to show 37 new 10-minute films on 37 screens laid out along Thames path between Westminster and London Bridge
July 2015
Measure for Measure review – bravado in merriment
Measure for Measure review – excess all areas in Dromgoole's Globe farewell
January 2015
The Changeling review – Hattie Morahan is chillingly good in grisly masterpiece
Star’s expert portrayal of a woman on the edge of neurosis is the highlight as this venue continues to grow in stature, writes Michael Billington
November 2014
Shakespeare’s Globe to stage King John for 800th anniversary of Magna Carta
Summer 2015 production means all 38 plays written entirely or substantially by Shakespeare will have been performed at Globe
January 2014
The Duchess of Malfi - review
Shakespeare's Globe – the next stage
July 2013
Globe theatre plans 205-nation Hamlet world tour
Two-year tour will start next April on 450th anniversary of Shakespeare's birth, and aims to visit every nation on Earth
