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Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank
Published:  11 February, 2011

Students from schools in every London Borough will receive free tickets to a play at Shakespeare’s Globe in March, thanks to a pioneering partnership between Globe Education and Deutsche Bank.

Over 14,000 students from 96 schools across the capital will see a specially-commissioned production of Macbeth through the Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank programme. The project is the most comprehensive education initiative ever supported by Deutsche Bank’s extensive CSR programme, and was recognised in 2009 with a Lloyds Arts & Business Innovation Prize.

In addition to attending one of the performances, students from 30 schools will receive free workshops. Training days have been provided for their teachers. Online learning resources supporting the production and the teaching of Shakespeare will be available to schools across the UK on the Playing Shakespeare.

Patrick Spottiswoode, Director, Globe Education, commented: “At a time when arts’ funding is being reduced, it is particularly heartening to be able to produce a project that will provide free tickets to a Shakespeare production for over 14,000 London students. Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank will offer many students their first experience of live theatre, let alone a live Shakespeare production.”

The Financial Times is the project’s media partner, for the fourth successive year.

www.playingshakespeare.org




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