London’s secondary schools are being urged to bag their free tickets to see the latest production at Shakespeare’s Globe.
As part of the Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank programme, productions at the theatre on London’s South Bank are opened up to secondary school students for free.
Earlier this year, 11 to 16-year-olds got to see Romeo and Juliet and next year’s play has just been unveiled as The Merchant of Venice.
All state secondary schools across London can now apply for the free tickets, with performances due to run daily from March 6 to 20 next year. Schools outside London, meanwhile, can take advantage of greatly reduced prices for performances between March 21 and 28.
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