Hear what the audience thought of Isango Ensemble's stunning performance of Venus and Adonis that marked the opening of the Globe to Globe Festival.

For more details on the Globe to Globe Festival see http://globetoglobe.shakespearesglobe.com/

Beginning on 21 April 2012, the Globe is proud to present an unprecedented programme of multi-lingual Shakespeare productions as part of a once-in-a-lifetime celebration for the London 2012 festival. Revelling in the vast array of communities and languages that make-up London's vibrant cultural landscape, 37 international companies will present every one of Shakespeare's plays in a different language over six weeks.

Venus & Adonis in Afrikaans, 21 & 22 April
Troilus & Cressida in Maori, 23 & 24 April
Measure for Measure, 24 & 25 April
The Merry Wives of Windsor, 25 & 26 April
Pericles in Greek, 26 & 27 April
Twelfth Night in Hindi, 27 & 28 April
Richard III in Mandarin, 28 & 29 April
A Midsummer Night's Dream in Korean, 30 April & 1 May
Julius Caesar in Italian, 1 & 2 May
Cymbeline in Juba Arabic, 2 & 3 May
Titus Andronicus in Cantonese, 3 & 4 May
Richard II in Palestinian Arabic, 4 & 5 May
Othello in Hip Hop, 5 & 6 May
The Tempest in Bangla, 7 & 8 May
Macbeth in Polish, 8 & 9 May
The Two Gentlemen of Verona in Shona, 9 & 10 May
Henry VI Part I in Serbian, 11 & 13 May
Henry VI Part II in Albanian, 12 & 13 May
Henry VI Part III in Macedonian, 12 & 13 May
Henry IV Part I in Mexican Spanish, 14 & 15 May
Henry IV Part II in Argentine Spanish, 15 & 16 May
King John in Armenian, 16 & 17 May
King Lear in Belarusian, 17 & 18 May
As You Like It in Georgian, 18 & 19 May
Romeo & Juliet in Brazilian Portuguese, 19 & 20 May
Coriolanus in Japanese, 21 & 22 May
Love's Labour's Lost in British Sign Language, 22 & 23 May
All's Well That Ends Well in Gujarati, 23 & 24 May
The Winter's Tale in Yoruba, 24 & 25 May
The Taming of the Shrew in Urdu, 25 & 26 May
Antony & Cleopatra in Turkish, 26 & 27 May
The Merchant of Venice in Hebrew, 28 & 29 May
Henry VIII in Castilian Spanish, 29 & 30 May
The Comedy of Errors in Dari Persian, 30 & 31 May
Timon of Athens in German, 31 May & 1 June
Much Ado About Nothing in French, 1 & 2 June
Hamlet in Lithuanian, 2 & 3 June
Henry V in English, 7, 8 & 9 June