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.
Benjamin Zephaniah brings his unique style of poetry to the RSC stage.
Teaching Shakespeare: working with The University of Warwick to transform the classroom experience of Shakespeare for students.
Find out about our new ideas for the future of The Other Place (TOP) theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, and tell us what you think.
How important is Shakespeare? How do we make his work relevant for today’s audiences? Has his meaning been lost in translation?
Paul Bhattacharjee has been cast as Benedick opposite Meera Syal's Beatrice in Much Ado about Nothing - Shakespeare's comedy of love and deceit.
Celebrating Shakespeare's 448th birthday and the launch of the World Shakespeare Festival.
Actors and athletes come together to celebrate the opening of the World Shakespeare Festival.
Mark Ravenhill recites his new sonnet for the launch of the World Shakespeare Festival and Shakespeare's birthday.
Our Writer in Residence Mark Ravenhill is joining the creative team behind the forthcoming production of Troilus and Cressida.
Matilda The Musical has won a record-breaking seven Olivier Awards.
Julius Caesar Associate Director Gbolahan Obisesan explains how you can get involved.
See the cast and creatives for Julius Caesar on their first day at rehearsal.
Interview with incoming Artistic Director Gregory Doran.
Chief Associate Director, Gregory Doran, is to succeed Michael Boyd as Artistic Director, taking up the role at the AGM in September.
With 57 million teachers in the world, you probably either are, know, are related to, are friends with or are married to a teacher.
Looking for volunteers to get involved in our forthcoming production of Julius Caesar with an all black British cast for the World Shakespeare Festival.
Take centre stage on your special day – get married at the theatre.
To mark International Women's Day 2012, on 8 March, actors, directors and designers from our Nations at War season talk about women in theatre.
Our new touring production of Julius Caesar, with Jeffery Kissoon as Caesar, Paterson Joseph as Brutus and Cyril Nri as Cassius.
Tickets are now on sale for our Winter Season, with a moving children’s story, a seasonal Shakespeare and The World Elsewhere season.
We’ve been celebrating a weekend of awards in Stratford-upon-Avon and London.
A groundbreaking collaboration is bringing theatre online and live straight into the classroom, to up to 3,000 UK schools for the World Shakespeare Festival.
We are offering a new way to help teachers transform the classroom experience of Shakespeare for young people across the world
Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor is to be directed by Phillip Breen, with Desmond Barrit as Falstaff
Company Dramaturg Jeanie O'hare crosses the Atlantic to nurture the playwrights of the future at Yale.
The RSC is looking forward to an exciting year in education.
Archived updates, news and features from 2011.