Keep up-to-date with news and features from the RSC, from video interviews with directors and actors to behind-the-scenes explorations of how we produce our work.
Our new production of Titus Andronicus has inspired our chef Nick Funnell to create a Titus Pie.
Our children’s nursery – one of the very few nurseries run by a theatre company in the UK - is celebrating its 50th birthday.
Our award-winning production of Shakespeare’s political thriller, set in modern Africa ends its tour in Ohio.
Laura visited Stratford-upon-Avon on Saturday, when the Shakespeare’s birthday celebrations were in full flow across the town, to watch the show.
Order high quality prints of posters from hundreds of our productions, from 1960 to today.
‘An Artistic Director Prepares’: Gregory Doran in conversation with Michael Dobson.
This was a big week for us in New York as we opened Matilda The Musical on Broadway and Julius Caesar in Brooklyn.
Actors from Hamlet and Boris Godunov join Comic Relief to raise money for good causes.
Why and how we take our productions on tour in the UK and abroad.
Sean Foley and Phil Porter have edited of Middleton’s play, keeping it faithful to the original, but adapting it to fit the seedy world of 1950s Soho.
A writer, director and actor name their female idols.
Casting update for Michael Fentiman’s production of Shakespeare’s bloodiest and most violent play.
Actor Nick Holder is looking for local cycling enthusiasts to help him train for a charity cycle ride as he begins the tour of The Winter’s Tale.
To coincide with the production of A Life of Galileo, we are hosting a two-day Brecht Meeting of British and German theatre makers.
Are you aged 16-25 and clever with your camera? Enter the RSC Key and IdeasTap photographic competition.
Michael Pennington will play John of Gaunt in Gregory Doran’s Richard II.
'With love's light wings did I o'er-perch these walls; For stony limits cannot hold love out.' Romeo and Juliet
This February half term we are offering audiences and visitors activities for all the family to find out more about making theatre.
The Stand and Stare Theatre Jukebox, currently in the Swan Theatre foyer, has been nominated for a major digital award.
We are looking for amateur and semi-professional theatre groups for open air performances throughout summer 2013.
Stephen Boxer is returning to the company to take the title role in Shakespeare’s grisly tragedy Titus Andronicus.
Our online professional development resource for teachers is going to the US, Canada, and Australia.
David Tennant returns to the RSC as Richard II, alongside the world premiere of Wendy & Peter Pan and adaptations of Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall and Bring up the
The RSC Artistic Director talks about his plans for the company during the next few years, including the 2013 Winter season and directing Richard II.
Free Matilda The Musical online resource for students and teachers, teamed with National Writing Challenge - see your scene on stage and tickets for your class.
Our Executive Director talks about her role, why the RSC and Stratford-upon-Avon are special.
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This new play by Tanika Gupta offers a fascinating glimpse into the world and character of Queen Victoria.
Pippa Nixon and Alex Waldmann will lead the cast in the principal roles of Rosalind and Orlando in Shakespeare’s pastoral comedy, with music by Laura Marling.
Nancy Meckler is directing Shakespeare’s comic and touching romance, All’s Well That Ends Well.
AC Smith's play about the plight of women in war zones is the winner.
Charlotte Cornwell will return to the RSC after an absence of 32 years as Gertrude in the world premiere of David Farr’s Hamlet.
Archived updates, news and features from 2011 and 2012.