Envision Day
Envision is a bespoke theatregoing experience for blind and visually impaired young people.
We’re delighted to announce our next Envision day in collaboration with Shakespeare’s Globe’s production of Romeo and Juliet.
Key Information
Date: Thursday 21st March
Venue: Shakespeare’s Globe, 21 New Globe Walk, SE1 9DT
Tickets are £5 (per person) for state schools and sensory support services based in London. For those outside of London, tickets are £15 each.
Venue: Shakespeare’s Globe, 21 New Globe Walk, SE1 9DT
Tickets are £5 (per person) for state schools and sensory support services based in London. For those outside of London, tickets are £15 each.
The Day
- 10am arrive at The Globe.
- 10.15am – 12pm 3x pre-show activities.
Activities will include:
- A touch tour of some of the props, costume and set of the show.
Other activities may include:
- A hands-on music workshop with a member of the show’s music team.
- A talk about Shakespeare’s Globe- a description of the building and its history.
- 12 – 1.30pm Lunch break.
- 2pm Performance of Romeo and Juliet with Audio Description available.
- 3:30pm Performance ends.
Experience a bold new production of Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank: Romeo and Juliet in the Globe Theatre. This fast-paced, 90-minute version is created especially for young people and is the perfect introduction to Shakespeare for everyone.
Set in 2024, this is the most famous story about teenagers ever told: their intense passion lights up a world of increasing violence between rival gangs, the Montagues and the Capulets.
Caught in the spiral of hate and revenge, Romeo and Juliet connect across enemy lines. Can they break free of the bloodshed and find hope for a different future?
This is a project for school groups working with young people aged 11-18 with a visual impairment.
Set in 2024, this is the most famous story about teenagers ever told: their intense passion lights up a world of increasing violence between rival gangs, the Montagues and the Capulets.
Caught in the spiral of hate and revenge, Romeo and Juliet connect across enemy lines. Can they break free of the bloodshed and find hope for a different future?
This is a project for school groups working with young people aged 11-18 with a visual impairment.