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Antony and Cleopatra London Tickets

After more than ten years, Shakespeare’s biggest, and most-loved, tragedies returns to Shakespeare’s Globe! The epic tale of lust, loyalty and power will unfold in a ground-breaking spoken English and British Sign Language production. Playing for a strictly limited run, don’t miss your chance to see one of historys most devastating love stories. Book your tickets now!

What is Antony and Cleopatra about?

Julius Caesar is dead; Rome is divided and a passionate love affair blooms in the fringes of a war-torn empire. 

In order to protect his crumbling homeland, General Mark Antony and his fellow soldiers travel to Egypt. The General quickly meets and falls in love with the captivating and seductive Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt. Their passion burns across the two continents, and soon everyone is feeling the heat... Their fierce love affair upsets the world order, and puts thousands of lives at risk as a tragic fight between devotion and duty unfolds.

Delving into the complexities of human relationships, and the consequences of political intrigue. Will love prevail, or become a catalyst for war?

Facts and Critical Acclaim

  • Anthony and Cleopatra appeared in Shakespeare’s First Folio, published in 1623.
  • Cleopatra was actually a member of the Macedonian Greek family, and not Egyptian.
  • Director, Blanche McIntyre is the recipient of the Critics’ Circle award for Best Newcomer and winner of the Best Director in the Off West End Theatre awards.

Please bear in mind

This play contains depictions of suicide, scenes of violence and war, and misogynoir references.

Anthony and Cleopatra London Cast

  • Cleopatra - Nadia Nadarajah
  • Alexas/Messenger – Nadeem Islam
  • Soothsayer/Clown – William Grint

Further cast to be announced.

Anthony and Cleopatra London Creatives

  • Director - Blanche McIntyre
  • Associate Director - Charlotte Arrowsmith

Age restriction

To be confirmed.

Running time

To be confirmed.

Performance dates

4 August 2024 – 15 September 2024

Content

Please note that this play contains depictions of suicide, scenes of violence and war, and misogynoir references.

Special notes

PLEASE NOTE: This is a roofless (open air) theatre. Performances go ahead in all conditions so dress for the weather!

Access

All performances are captioned. Relaxed Performances: 1st September at 1PM, 5th September at 7:30PM. Audio Described Performances: 4th September at 2PM, 15th September at 1PM.

Venue Information

Shakespeare's Globe
New Globe Walk, BanksideLondonSE1 9DT

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