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One of London’s most important Shakespeare sites is opening up to the public with new tours
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London's Rose Playhouse is resuming public tours following a six-year closure for site preservation. Senior executives and visitors can now access recently excavated archaeological remains at this historically significant Shakespearean venue.
- 01Public access returns to the Rose Playhouse after a six-year hiatus for conservation
- 02Guided tours will showcase significant archaeological remains of the historic Tudor-era theater
- 03The venue represents one of the most critical surviving Shakespearean sites in London
- 04New programming allows for direct viewing of original playhouse foundations and structures
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You’ll be be able to view the archeological remains of the Rose Playhouse for the first time in six years