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Calling all Shakespeare fans: new service lets viewers watch Globe Theatre productions online

The Globe Player lets viewers rent or purchase videos of various Globe productions, including those in languages other than English.

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Britain's Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, Patron of the Shakespeare Globe Trust, attend a special celebratory performance to mark the reopening of the Globe Theatre in London in 1997.

Shakespeare fans won鈥檛 need to travel to London to see a production at the Globe Theatre.

The theater has created the Globe Player, an online service that lets viewers watch various productions performed there. This includes language options such as a production of 鈥淗amlet鈥 in Lithuanian with English subtitles and 鈥淎ntony & Cleopatra鈥 in Turkish with English subtitles as well as productions performed in English.

The productions will cost viewers a little more than $6 to rent and almost $13 to purchase. There鈥檚 also free videos such as interviews with actors Ian McKellan of the 鈥淗obbit鈥 films, 鈥淧hilomena" actress Judi Dench, and Ewan McGregor of 鈥Beginners," among others.

Check out the Globe Player .

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