Free live performances of musicals will be announced every Monday morning on the Shows Must Go On YouTube channel and will be available for 48 hours from Friday night to Sunday afternoon.
The Shows Must Go On series of free musical streams on YouTube to continue 'for the foreseeable future' https://t.co/BdKCV2rLyb pic.twitter.com/mHMtknc3YH
— WhatsOnStage (@WhatsOnStage) May 22, 2020
The stage version of A Monster Calls will be shown for free on YouTube from Friday 5 June at 7pm – Thursday 11 June, courtesy of The Old Vic Theatre.
The Old Vic to stream shows including A Monster Calls for free as part of new digital programme https://t.co/MmtySUn2oo pic.twitter.com/69cOWFV8tm
— WhatsOnStage (@WhatsOnStage) May 13, 2020
Each show is available for a week for free on the National Theatre YouTube channel, with new shows every Thursday.
We’re so excited to announce new streaming titles for #NationalTheatreAtHome on YouTube:
🌟 Barber Shop Chronicles @FuelTheatre @LeedsPlayhouse on 14 May
🌟 A Streetcar Named Desire @YoungVicTheatre on 21 May
🌟 This House on 28 May
🌟 Coriolanus @DonmarWarehouse on 4 June pic.twitter.com/H6kHuaVv7C— National Theatre (@NationalTheatre) May 7, 2020
The San Francisco Ballet’s version of Romeo and Juliet is available through the Lincoln Centre at Home for free between May 11th-25th.
Brilliant if you love dance, costume, stage design or Shakespeare.
http://lincolncenter.org/lincoln-center-at-home/show/san-francisco-ballet-romeo-and-juliet-486
Watch the Little Angel Theatre on YouTube for some hilarious puppet shows based on Jon Klassen picture books and a whole heap of fairy tales.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmAEEtplnZ3YkZ3FWfbwJPQ
You can also read about the background to the shows – including the cardboard box theatre – on this BBC report – which also shows how other people have been building mini theatres for themselves, just with whatever’s lying around
You’re never too old for a picture book, and you’re never too old for a puppet show 🙂
The Globe Theatre are showing a number of Shakespeare plays for free, with one released every fortnight.
Hamlet: April 6th – 19th
Romeo & Juliet: April 20th – May 3rd
A Midsummer Night’s Dream: May 4th -17th
The Winter’s Tale: May 18th-31st
The Two Noble Kinsmen: June 1st – 14th
The Merry Wives of Windsor: June 15th – 28th
All of the plays will be shown on the Globe’s YouTube Channel
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