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Plays
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Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, London
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Trips
for Individuals
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Next
Organised Trips
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None
planned
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Travel
& Standing Ticket
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Adult:
£32, Student: £25
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Departure
Points
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1 and 2 | ||
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Trips
for Private Hire Groups
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Return
Travel from Cambridge
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£270 (student groups: £240) | ||
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Standing
Theatre Tickets
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£6
per person
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Private
Hire Travel Offers
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| Why go? The Globe Theatre on the south bank of the River Thames in central London is an exact replica of the original theatre which hosted plays written by William Shakespeare in the 16th century. The performances are by the Royal Shakespeare Company and are wonderful adaptations of the writer's best works. The theatre, made from wood and thatch, allows the audience to stand very close to the stage giving you the best view possible. The best place to watch a Shakespeare play anywhere in the world is at the Globe Theatre! |  |
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Play Synopsis: Will appear here. |
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One-way
travelling time to London:
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1 hour 45 minutes |
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Free
time before the performance:
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1 hour 30 minutes in Covent Garden, central London |
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What
is included?:
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Return travel and theatre ticket |
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Where
are the seats in the theatre?:
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Standing tickets next to the stage |
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Itinerary:
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Leave Cambridge at 1545; Arrive in Covent Garden, central London at 1730; Free time; Short minibus journey to theatre at 1900;Theatre show starts at 1930; Show ends at 1030; Arrive back in Cambridge at ~0015. |
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Links:
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Globe Theatre |
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roots travel 2006
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