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Much Ado About Nothing at Shakespeare’s Globe: London visitor guide

The Globe’s new production turns Messina into a fast, sharp rom-com about gossip, status and second chances.

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The production

Beatrice and Benedick spar through a Messina shaped by gossip, status and second chances.

Chelsea Walker directs; Pippa Nixon plays Beatrice and Ken Nwosu plays Benedick.

Run
Until 24 October 2026
Runtime
2 hours 30 minutes, including interval
Prices
Seated £28–£88; standing £5 or £10
Access
Captioned 30 Sep · relaxed 17 Oct
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Choose an actual performance

The opening performances are over.

At the 25 September check, the Globe calendar included that afternoon at 14:00 and Saturday 26 September at 14:00 and 19:30; later dates run to 24 October. Saturday matinee was marked limited at verification.

These are dated examples, not live availability; use the official booking page.

Tickets and duration

The Globe lists seated tickets from £28 to £88 and standing tickets at £5 or £10.

Running time is 2 hours 30 minutes including a 20-minute interval. Under-16s must attend with an adult and cannot sit separately.

Content and access

The official page notes a mild reference to illegal substances.

Its remaining assisted performances at the 25 September check list captioned Wednesday 30 September at 19:30 and relaxed Saturday 17 October at 14:00. Match the service to the exact date and check the Globe Access Scheme before booking.

Arrival plan

Use the Bankside riverside entrance details and check TfL close to departure.

Allow time for security and ticket collection; standing visitors should prepare for an open-air performance and avoid making a tight dinner booking immediately after the approximate finish.