As You Like It
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Experience a ‘burst of late summer sun’ ★★★★ ( Time Out ) in the Globe Theatre with Shakespeare’s love-struck comedy As You Like It , that’s packed with ‘fizzing chemistry’ ★★★★ ( WhatsOnStage ). Watch as an eighteenth-century court transforms into a forest of freedom, painted live on stage every performance, and join us for ‘an entertaining frolic in the woods’ ★★★★★ ( London Theatre Reviews ). Rosalind is suffocating in the newly reigning Duke’s court. Surrounded by high wigs and even higher tempers, when egos come to a head, Rosalind and Celia flee into the Forest of Arden. They arrive, stumbling into a world where opposites attract, revelry is king and love is easy to find, if hard to recognise… Co-directed by ★★★★★ ‘powerhouse team’ ( The Reviews Hub ) Sean Holmes ( Romeo and Juliet, Pinocchio , Globe) and Charlie Josephine ( Pinocchio , Globe, Cowbois , RSC/Royal Court), discover this bold take on Shakespeare’s famous comedy. “We that are true lovers run into strange capers.” Act II, scene 4 “We that are true lovers run into strange capers.”