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Julius Caesar Opens At The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

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Shakespeare's Globe stages Julius Caesar at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse. Photo via Shakespeare's Globe.

Shakespeare’s Globe stages Julius Caesar at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse this winter, with the production’s press night on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, ahead of a run that continues to February 14.

It is the first time the candlelit Wanamaker has hosted Shakespeare’s great play of power, conspiracy and assassination, and the intimate room promises a Caesar up close, with Kate Duchêne in the title role leading the company.

Few stages in London change a play the way the Wanamaker does. By candlelight, the politics of Rome become whispers, glances and knives in the dark, and this production puts one of the most familiar stories in theatre into its most atmospheric space.

We Speak Media will be watching the press night closely, and we will bring readers the full story from the show.

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Damrau And Finley Sing Brahms With The Philharmonia In London

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The Philharmonia Orchestra performs at the Royal Festival Hall. Photo via the Philharmonia Orchestra.

The Philharmonia Orchestra performs Brahms’ A German Requiem at the Royal Festival Hall in London on Sunday, November 29, 2026, with Simone Young conducting.

Diana Damrau and Gerald Finley are the soloists, two of the most admired singers in the world in a work that asks everything of its voices. Brahms wrote the Requiem not for the dead but for the living who mourn them, and in the Royal Festival Hall, with a cast of this calibre, it becomes one of the great concert occasions of the season.

The Philharmonia’s Southbank Centre residency puts the orchestra at the centre of London’s musical life, and a Requiem with singers of this standing is the kind of night the hall was built for.

We Speak Media will be watching the London concert closely, and we will bring readers the full story from the performance.

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