After years of touring the world to critical acclaim, Globe Artistic Director Emma Rice and company return with a new revival of their hit play of love and betrayal. First staged in 2005, Tristan & Yseult combines uproarious comedy, live music, grand passion and bitter truths, rediscovering the wild romance of feudal Cornwall.

Conceived and directed by French-Vietnamese playwright Caroline Guiela Nguyen, Saigon was created as a result of her research and time spent at the Villa Saigon. First performed at the Avignon Festival, Saigon rapidly rose to international attention and has since been enjoyed with sold-out success at festivals across the globe. The play has been nominated for several Moliere Awards and won the Georges Lherminier Prize from the professional critics' association.

Directed by the acclaimed Tony, Olivier, and Obie award-winning Daniel Fish (Oklahoma!), Kramer/Fauci brings to life one of the most volatile dialogues of the AIDS crisis. The real-life televised showdown between activist-playwright Larry Kramer and Dr. Anthony Fauci became legendary for its charged nature, and was seen as a shift in the conversation, as well as the relationships between the two, which would eventually across decades become a close friendship. Featuring Tony Award-winner Will Brill (Stereophonic) and Thomas Jay Ryan, the historical flashpoint is as tense as ever, in what stands as a reminder of the power of activism and the humanity behind it.