In Stratford-upon-Avon
Following the conclusion of The Histories at London's Roundhouse we begin our next voyage of discovery with a new ensemble of RSC actors coming together for two and a half years to further enhance our understanding of what makes great theatre.
By the time we celebrate our 50th anniversary year in 2011 the Ensemble will have developed a repertoire of unparalleled depth built upon the ambitions expressed in our Complete Works Festival, The Histories, and our 2008 Stratford Season.
Michael Boyd - Artistic Director
Stratford-upon-Avon 2009 - 2011
Find out more about the artistic plans for the Company's next three year ensemble, starting in 2009-2010. Find out more.
Winter Season in 2010
Dominic Cooke returns to the RSC to direct his stage adaptation of Arabian Nights. Find out more.
Summer Season in 2010
The repertoire in Stratford-upon-Avon from February to September includes eight Shakespeare productions as well as our new dramatisation of Morte D'Arthur and our Young People's Shakespeares; The Comedy of Errors and Hamlet. Find out more.
In London
Find out more about the London Season.
Duke of York's Theatre
Following its run in Stratford-upon-Avon, Gregory Doran's production of Shakespeare's dark comedy Twelfth Night transfers to London's West End for a limited 10-week run at the Duke of York's Theatre. This production sees the RSC debuts of Richard Wilson as Malvolio and James Fleet as Sir Andrew Aguecheek.
Hampstead Theatre
In February 2010, we premiere two new plays at Hampstead Theatre, Dunsinane by David Greig directed by Roxana Silbert and The Gods Weep by Dennis Kelly directed by Maria Aberg.
In Newcastle
During our three week residency at the Theatre Royal, Rupert Goold directs Romeo and Juliet, followed by David Farr's King Lear and Michael Boyd's Antony and Cleopatra, as well as a very special Young People's Shakespeare version of Hamlet.
Find out more about the Newcastle residency.
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