All’s Well That Ends Well in historical context

Shakespeare may be for all time, but he was also of a specific age. Pop-up Globe seeks to navigate the fascinating gulf between the twenty-first century and when the plays were first written and performed 400 years ago with a series of short talks before selected performances in our summer season. Pop-up Globe’s head of research David Lawrence will attempt to illuminate the historical context behind the original performance of All’s Well That Ends Well. Find out what the immediate political and social concerns of the age were, and what contemporary events Shakespeare may have been thinking about or responding to when he wrote the play. An ideal way to enhance your enjoyment of that evening’s performance.