It’s 400 years since our
greatest-ever writer died and his
life has been celebrated by a spectacular screening of 37 films along the River Thames.

Thousands of London tourists and literary aficionados flocked to separate screens along the banks of the Thames for a gala event in

the wet and wind: The Complete Walk. It featured 37 specially
made 10-minute films between Westminster Bridge and Tower Bridge.

Representing snippets of every Shakespeare play, the films starred some of the biggest names of the British screen and stage and drew

visitors from all over the UK and beyond. They were invited to walk to each screen in turn and soak up the atmosphere and were guided by a map provided by The Globe Theatre on Southbank.