Love's Labour's Lost

Name: Love's Labour's Lost
Start: 2026-09-13T17:30:00+00:00
Location: Shakespeare's Globe

Shakespeare's Globe

21 New Globe Walk, Bankside

Sun 2 Aug · 13:00 · Free

London

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This Summer, see Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost as you’ve never experienced it before, in this blazing, flamenco-inspired new production. Passion, power, and poetry collide as four women arrive in Navarre on a diplomatic mission, testing the devotion of the King and his lords whose vows are undone by love, desire, and wit. In her Globe Theatre directing debut, Associate Artist Indiana Lown-Collins (former Globe Resident Artist, JMK Award winner for The Solid Life of Sugar Water , Orange Tree Theatre) channels the warmth and vibrancy of her rural Spanish roots into this celebrated comedy, igniting it with the feeling and artistry of flamenco. Step into a world of rhythm and fiery romantic tension, where joy and revelry mingle with longing, grief, and melancholy. Rarely staged, Love’s Labour’s Lost is a raw, refreshingly human comedy that celebrates our desire for connection and dares to leave love unresolved. ‘ If you deny to dance, let’s hold more chat ’ – Act V, scene 2

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Shakespeare's Globe

21 New Globe Walk, Bankside

13:00Sun 2 Aug· £88
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18:30Sun 2 Aug· £88

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