thoughts on theatre?

No! Don't you dare walk out of your house!
Yeah, of course it's worth it. At first you might want to go to the easier, popular comedies that are still well-made and intelligent (I loved August: Osage County, for example) to "ease into" the medium. Have some cash by yourself, you might want to buy the programme. In my city at least, they have nice interpretative essays in there and one theater even sells the texts of the plays. I for example saw one batshit crazy piece yesterday and I'll definitely have to read it.

I have no idea about the quality of the Globe, but you should be careful with older, famous plays, as the directors often like to reinterpret them, quite heavily sometimes. Read a little bit about the production before you decide to see it, just to know what you're getting into. I felt pretty fucking dumb when I paid for Antigone and then got one hour of Sophocles and one hour of the director wanking.

Opera, senpai.

>>9661118
>We live in a world where getting two hours of Sophocles is a rare exception
Feels bad man.

Also, of course it's worth it OP. Most of us don't have the opportunity to see plays at the globe, so if you do and don't take advantage of it you're autistic. The only plays I have around here are post-modern "look how intellectual we all are" plays. Some of them are alright, but it'd be nice to see some classics.