CBeebies Presents: As You Like It at Shakespeare's Globe
A host of CBeebies stars perform a unique adaptation of As You Like It on the world’s most famous stage. Expect love, dressing up, singing and even dancing sheep.
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A host of CBeebies stars perform a unique adaptation of As You Like It on the world’s most famous stage. Expect love, dressing up, singing and even dancing sheep.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Family, Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Nathan Cockerill
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Runtime:49 minutes
Studio:CBeebies, BBC
Cast
Elle While, Geoff Coward
Director
Joanna Adeyinka-Burford
Charles the Wrestler
Nigel Clarke
Le Beau
Tyler Collins
Oliver
Jennie Dale
Audrey
Andy Day
Mr. Frost
Justin Fletcher
Duke Senior
Gemma Hunt
Guardian of the Forest
Rebecca Keatley
Rosalind
Steven Kynman
William Shakespeare
Forbes Masson
Duke Frederick
Anne Odeke
Ada
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