Press releases

On Sunday 26 October, musicians from the Royal Shakespeare Company will take centre stage at The Courtyard Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon to present a New Music Concert.

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To celebrate the launch of the Cultural Olympiad, the site of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre (RST) transformation in Stratford-upon-Avon will be illuminated after dark on the nights of Friday 26, Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 September.

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Key moments for the next ensemble of actors are the performance of New Work at The Courtyard Theatre for the very first time in 2009, the chance to work with the extraordinary team of associates, the historic opening of the new Royal Shakespeare Theatre in 2010, and the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the RSC in 2011.

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Chiltern Railways and the Royal Shakespeare Company have launched a competition offering aspiring writers aged between 7 and 12 the chance to be the Chiltern Railways and RSC's Young Bard 2008.

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Wilton's Music Hall in East London - the oldest surviving music hall in the world - will be the atmospheric new venue for the Royal Shakespeare Company's two new plays, The Cordelia Dream and The Tragedy of Thomas Hobbes.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company has taken a stand at PLASA08 to launch RSC LightLock - a revolutionary new lighting device.

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RSC Chief Associate Director Gregory Doran directs his third play in the Company's highly successful 2008 summer season - a new production of Shakespeare's rarely performed exuberant comedy Love's Labour's Lost.

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On Sunday 31st August, when the RSC threw open its doors for its annual Open Day, RSC Artistic Director Michael Boyd and RSC Executive Director Vikki Heywood launched the Transforming our Theatres Appeal to raise £1 million towards the transformation of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.

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Be part of the Virtual Open Day at the Royal Shakespeare Company on Sunday 31 August.

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Youth ensemble to present A Midsummer Night's Dream on 22 August 2008 in Stratford-upon-Avon.

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RSC Open Day
Sunday 31 August 2008, 10am-11pm
Stratford-upon-Avon
Supported by Mace Group – an RSC Community Partner

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Royal Shakespeare Company’s voice practitioners give young actors the chance to train and perform on stage at Stratford.

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RSC visits Brighton, Glasgow, Milton Keynes, Salford and Norwich before arriving in Stratford-upon-Avon.

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RSC launches Shine - A national celebration of talent in young people - with its first regional schools celebration on Monday 30 June, The Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.

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Listings information for performances between Saturday 28 June and Sunday 24 August 2008.

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RSC Artistic Director, Michael Boyd today confirms three Shakespeare productions for a winter season at London's Novello Theatre, alongside two new RSC commissions premiering at Wilton's Music Hall.

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Royal Shakespeare Company and Baxter Theatre Centre collaborate on new production of The Tempest.

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David Tennant plays Hamlet in Gregory Doran’s much anticipated new production of Shakespeare’s tragedy in The Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. Hamlet will preview from 24 July and runs in repertoire until 15 November 2008.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company will tour Othello, to Coventry, Hackney, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Oxford and Liverpool between January and March 2009.

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Michael Boyd today announces key additions to his current RSC creative team as the Company plans the artistic programme for the next long-term acting ensemble from 2009 and the reopening in 2010 of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon.

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Schools in Devon, Norfolk and Oxfordshire will benefit from a partnership deal announced today (Tuesday 6 May) by NFU Mutual and the Royal Shakespeare Company.

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In May, students from six West London Schools from Chiswick, Hounslow & Middlesex will get the chance to perform their responses to Henry IV Parts I and II and Henry V at the Roundhouse in Camden, where the RSC is currently performing all of Shakespeare's History plays.

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The production was originally staged in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in 2005, and this production will see Gregory working in the RSC's 1,000 seat award-winning temporary theatre for the very first time.

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Sir Donald Sinden will now take part in 'Shakespeare and Me' - one of four RSC events taking place on Sunday 27 April in Stratford-upon-Avon as part of the town's Shakespeare Birthday Celebrations.

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As part of Stratford-upon-Avon's Shakespeare Birthday Celebrations, the Royal Shakespeare Company will host four events in the birthday marquee in the Centenary Gardens on Southern Lane on Sunday 27 April.

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Thami Mbongo and Nicholas Pauling are selected as winners of the 2008 Brett Goldin Bursary awards.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company today launches Stand up for Shakespeare - a manifesto to bring Shakespeare alive in the classroom which calls for children, young people and teachers to 'Do it on your feet', 'See it live' and 'Start it earlier'.

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The RSC announces plans for forthcoming new projects in 2008, as it gets ready to open five Shakespeare productions in Stratford in the spring and summer, its season of new work at the Tricycle theatre, and The Histories at the Roundhouse in April and May.

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Following its successful run in Stratford-upon-Avon, the Royal Shakespeare Company concludes its UK tour of a brand new stage adaptation of Malorie Blackman's extraordinary novel, Noughts & Crosses, at Hackney Empire.

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Conall Morrison returns to the RSC to direct Shakespeare’s comedy of sexual politics, The Taming of the Shrew in The Courtyard Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon.  Michelle Gomez makes her Royal Shakespeare Company debut as the feisty Katherine.

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Tim Carroll, who began his career with English Shakespeare Company and is currently associate director of Shakespeare's Globe in London, makes his RSC debut to direct a new production of The Merchant of Venice in The Courtyard Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon.

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Students will witness the creative process as a playwright, director, and cast develop a play inspired by the Cold War space-race that culminated with America's Apollo 11 moon mission in 1969.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company is now offering audiences the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness Shakespeare’s take on nearly 100 years of English history.

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The RSC's recent production of King Lear, directed by Trevor Nunn and with Ian McKellen in the title role, is to be captured on HD TV at Pinewood Studios after its West End run at the New London Theatre finished on 12 January.

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Casting update for Days of Significance, the newly adapted version of Roy Williams' play for the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Tricycle Theatre in London.

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Casting update for Leo Butler's new play I'll Be The Devil for the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Tricycle Theatre in London.

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'The RSC can be found across London with a season of work that demonstrates the breadth of what we do, from Shakespeare through to new plays, performed in large spaces and intimate ones.'
Michael Boyd, Artistic Director, Royal Shakespeare Company

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Suitable for anyone aged five and over, Roald Dahl's classic tale of wit and determination is brought to life with ingenious puppets and enchanting music.

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The Company's president, HRH The Prince of Wales, will chair the RSC's AGM, to be held at The Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon on Friday 14 December at 2pm.

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Marketing-transformation programme results in 72% increase in ticket buyers visiting Stratford-upon-Avon in last three years. 

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Perfect for young adults from 11 years and over, the play will run over the Christmas period in repertoire with Little Angel Theatre's Fantastic Mr Fox, a show for anyone aged 5 and over.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company applauds James Purnell's statement today announcing £50m extra funding for the arts by 2011.

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A new play written and directed by Anthony Neilson. God in Ruins will run at the Soho Theatre in London from 29 November 2007 to 5 January 2008.

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Funds to Help Create Best Playhouse for Shakespeare in the World.

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Acclaimed designer Kit Grover, has collaborated with Dr Hester Lees-Jeffries from St Catherine's College, Cambridge on a project to produce 'Greater Shakespeare' for the RSC - a design inspired by the London Underground Tube map.

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The first preview of Artistic Director Michael Boyd’s much anticipated production of Henry V falls on 25 October 2007 - the 592nd anniversary of the battle of Agincourt and St Crispin’s Day.

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The RSC remains in expansive mode after the Complete Works Festival. Through 2008, there will be three ensemble companies, playing 509 roles in 13 Shakespeare productions and five full scale new plays.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company will be celebrating National Poetry Day on Thursday 4 October with two special free events, open to all.

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Items for sale cover a range of periods, including early English, Elizabethan and Twentieth Century, as well as one off special items from shows such as Beauty and the Beast, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and Merry Wives - The Musical.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company has had to cancel the first two screenings that form part of its ‘Shakespeare on Film’ open air film festival.

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Calling all young people: Get on stage this summer with TRIBES from the RSC and sampad South Asian Arts.

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This August the Royal Shakespeare Company will be hosting its second open air film festival on Stratford-upon-Avon Recreation Ground.

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Actor and writer, Mark Gatiss - well known as a member of the sketch comedy team, The League of Gentlemen - joins playwright, April de Angelis at the Swan Theatre on Saturday 21 July for 'Historical Comedy', a discussion exploring the role of history and humour in their work.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company announced today that the eight plays in the History Cycle, directed by RSC Artistic Director Michael Boyd, will transfer for an eight week season to London’s unique performance venue, the Roundhouse, in spring 2008.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford is offering free tours of The Courtyard Theatre, which celebrates its first birthday on Friday 6 July 2007.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company will be touring seven UK theatres this autumn with Shakespeare’s hilarious The Comedy of Errors.

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John Lithgow, best known for his work in film and TV such as The World According to Garp and 3rd Rock from the Sun, joins the cast to play Malvolio in the RSC's production of Shakespeare’s dark comedy, Twelfth Night.

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Liz Thompson, Head of External Relations at the Environment Agency, has been appointed the new Director of Communications at the Royal Shakespeare Company, taking up her post in late June 2007.

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During the summer month weekends, the Royal Shakespeare Company's outdoor theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon, The Dell, will play host to a range of lively non-professional productions.

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King Lear and The Seagull, currently performing in The Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, will transfer to the New London Theatre in London's West End from 12th November 2007, for a limited run, after completing a world tour.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company is offering 5-9 year olds the chance to have fun finding out about the stories behind Shakespeare's King Lear and Chekhov's The Seagull.

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Royal Shakespeare Company in association with Canada's National Arts Centre presents The Penelopiad.

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On Sunday 27 May, multi award-winning actress, Catherine Tate, makes a welcome return to the RSC as part of a brand new series of talks entitled Shakespeare and Me.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) announced today that it has secured over £100 million in its international campaign to transform the Royal Shakespeare Theatre into “the best theatre in the world for Shakespeare.”

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The RSC celebrate Shakespeare's birthday with a special online quiz.

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New press performance date announced for RSC productions of King Lear and The Seagull in Stratford-upon-Avon.

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A triple celebration that marks the end of its year-long Complete Works Festival, Shakespeare's birthday and the temporary closure of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.

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Frances Barber, Romola Garai and Sylvester McCoy join Ian McKellen for RSC's King Lear and The Seagull. William Gaunt to share role of Sorin in The Seagull with McKellen.

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King Lear and The Seagull embark on an international tour of seven venues during 2007 after their runs in Stratford-upon-Avon and at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne.

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Conall Morrison directs Shakespeae's Macbeth and Silviu Purcarete to direct Ionesco's Macbett. Patrick O'Kane makes RSC debut as Macbeth and David Troughton to play Macbett.

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Whether your interest is stage, screen or storytelling for little ones – there is much more than theatre to discover at the RSC this summer.

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6 March 2007, Press Night for a new production of Coriolanus, a significant day in the life of the Royal Shakespeare Company.

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Second tetralogy of the RSC History Cycle opens with Richard II, followed by Henry IV Parts I and II, and Henry V at The Courtyard Theatre from July 2007.

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Venus and Adonis, RSC Chief Associate Director’s Gregory Doran’s masque for puppets, will be narrated by Harriet Walter and John Hopkins.

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William Houston, Janet Suzman and Timothy West make a welcome return to the Royal Shakespeare Company to perform in Gregory Doran's new production of Coriolanus.

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Royal Shakespeare Company's Christmas productions to play at the Civic Hall in Stratford-upon-Avon from 28 November 2007 - 2 February 2008. The Comedy of Errors to tour UK during Autumn-Winter 2007.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company has won three prizes at the 2007 Laurence Olivier Awards.

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Steven Pimlott, who was associate director at the RSC from 1996 to 2002, died at the end of the day on Wednesday aged just 53.

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Michael Boyd and Peter Hall pay tribute to Honorary Associate Artist Ian Richardson.

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William Houston, Janet Suzman and Timothy West make a welcome return to the Royal Shakespeare Company to perform in Gregory Doran’s new production of Coriolanus which opens in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre (RST) on 23 February 2007 and runs until 31 March 2007.

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For the first time in its history, the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) is to stage all eight of Shakespeare’s history plays with the same company of actors.

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A landmark partnership between The National Arts Centre, the Royal Shakespeare Company and Margaret Atwood creates Canadian theatre history.

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Planning application aubmitted for transformation of the Royal Shakespeare Company's theatres.

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Days of Significance - a new play as part of the RSC's Complete Works Festival.

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Culture Secretary announces £200,000 Creative Partnerships Investment in RSC scheme.

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An exhibition of photographs from Brazil and Stratford by Ellie Kurttz

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Nothing Like The Sun: Shakespeare’s sonnets reinvented by contemporary musicians Antony Hegarty; Natalie Merchant; Gavin Friday; Alexander Balanescu.

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RSC updates on Complete Works Festival and announces 2007 Spring/Summer Season in Stratford-upon-Avon.

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Harriet Walter celebrates the beauty of the ageing female face with a unique exhibition of photographs.

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Simon Callow takes over the role of Falstaff in the RSC's Christmas show, Merry Wives The Musical.

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The theatre company that influenced the creation of the modern day RSC arrives in Stratford next month to play its part in the Company's year long Complete Works Festival.

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How Shakespeare's text helps the actor - a series of public workshops led by John Barton.

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Bilingual King Lear has UK premiere as part of the RSC's Complete Works Festival.

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Stellar cast in The Indian Boy - one of three brand new plays in the RSC's Complete Works Festival.

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Created especially for the Royal Shakespeare Company's (RSC) Complete Works Festival, Rough Magyck by Devon-based cinetheatre company Forkbeard Fantasy, explores the supernatural in Shakespeare.

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Inch-high ninjas make UK debut as part of the RSC's Complete Works Festival.

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Between the 25 October and the 18 November 2006, the Royal Shakespeare Theatre (RST) will be transformed into a 100 seat studio theatre called The Cube at the RST.

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Multi-award winning director, Edward Hall, brings his all male version of The Taming of the Shrew to Stratford as part of the RSC's Complete Works Festival.

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Cardboard Citizens presents a new adaptation of Shakespeare's Timon of Athens, the story of a man who has money and friends, loses his money and his friends, and then his mind.

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RSC associate director Dominic Cooke directs two of Shakespeares late plays as part of the Complete Works Festival - The Winter's Tale and Pericles.

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Award-winning comedian Alistair McGowan joins a stellar cast to play the jealous husband Frank Ford in a new musical version of Shakespeare’s Merry Wives of Windsor.

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Much Ado About Nothing, Antony and Cleopatra and The Tempest will transfer to London for a season at the Novello Theatre from December this year.

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Mass sleepover explores the impact of sound on dreams.

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RSC launches new Courtyard Theatre with free tickets for young people for the Henry VI trilogy – a highlight of the Company’s acclaimed Complete Works festival.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) has unveiled plans to transform its home in Stratford-upon-Avon, opening up the 1932 Royal Shakespeare Theatre and bringing the audience and actors closer together in a more engaging auditorium for Shakespeare.

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Bill Kenwright and Thelma Holt present Mike Poulton's new adaptation of The Canterbury Tales at the Gielgud Theatre for 12 weeks only.

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Trevor Nunn, RSC Artistic Director from 1968 - 1986, returns to Stratford after fifteen years to direct a cross cast ensemble company in King Lear and Chekhov's The Seagull.

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Richard McCabe to play King John in Josie Rourke's new production for the RSC's Complete Works Festival.

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Following a highly-acclaimed tour of India’s major cities, the company and creative team will arrive in the UK next month to perform their version of Dream as part of the RSC's Complete Works Festival.

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Breakfast With Mugabe will open in the West End at the Duchess Theatre for forty performances only on 3 May, with a Press Night on Monday 8 May.

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The Crucible by Arthur Miller will open in London at the Gielgud Theatre for a limited season on 29 March.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company has announced the full programme for its year-long Complete Works Festival in Stratford-upon-Avon.

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The results of the formal consultation on the RSC's building project were released today and will form an important part of the work on outline designs for the RSC's Stratford home.

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John Barton, Advisory Director to the RSC, has adapted texts from Thucydides and Plato for an evening which is both dramatic and invites debate - The War That Still Goes On.

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One of the great Jacobean tragedies, Middleton's Women Beware Women, is a cautionary tale exposing the tragic results of corrupted lives and materialism.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company celebrates the life and work of Arthur Miller with one of his greatest plays, The Crucible.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company is giving everyone the opportunity to discover more about the work that goes into making its productions come to life.

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Launching its Annual Report and Accounts for 2004-5 at the Company’s Annual General Meeting, the Royal Shakespeare Company has announced an operating surplus for the year of £1.7 million – the second consecutive year a surplus has been achieved.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its mobile theatre tour with a new adaptation of Geoffrey Chaucer’s most famous work - The Canterbury Tales.

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Royal Shakespeare Company and British Library launch first CD set featuring live recordings.

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World premieres of new adaptations of Dickens' Great Expectations and Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales open the RSC's Stratford Winter Season 2005/06.

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Two thousand Year 8 pupils (11-13 year olds) from nine secondary schools in Warwickshire, Coventry and the West Midlands will have the opportunity to see the RSC this October.

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Between Wednesday 21 and Saturday 24 September Stratford-upon-Avon’s Royal Shakespeare Company plays host to a thrilling mix of cutting edge late night comedy and music as part of its ‘Laugh In with the RSC’ festival. 

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The RSC is to transfer its ‘Gunpowder' season of plays marking the 400th anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot to the Trafalgar Studios in London.

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For one week only, the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon is offering everyone the chance to see plays in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and the Swan Theatre for just £10.

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The RSC is hosting a series of talks, late night cabaret and comedy to celebrate the legacy of Shakespeare’s comedies – with academics, journalists, writers, actors, directors and comedians. 

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A year-long collaboration between the Royal Shakespeare Company, Brazil’s Nos do Morro Theatre Company and Birmingham’s arts apprenticeship scheme Gallery 37 begins in Stratford-upon-Avon on Sunday 14 August 2005

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The Royal Shakespeare Company is to stage the biggest festival in its history, inviting theatre companies from across the world and around the UK to join the Company in a unique celebration of Shakespeare’s complete works.  

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The Royal Shakespeare Company is celebrating the life and work of the celebrated actor-manager Sir Henry Irving, with an exhibition in the Collection area of the Swan Theatre. 

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Gregory Doran directs Ben Jonson's Sejanus: His Fall, the fourth play in the RSC's Gunpowder Season.  

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The RSC Comedies Season continues with The Comedy of Errors directed by Nancy Meckler and As You Like It directed by Dominic Cooke.   

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RSC hosts Primary Shakespeare, the UK’s first national conference for primary school teachers on the 24th June 2005. 

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The RSC’s Learning Department launches Exploring Shakespeare: Hamlet and Macbeth this week. The new interactive broadband multimedia project is completely free for users.   

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The RSC has signed a five-year deal to present its annual London Season in one of three Delfont Mackintosh-owned theatres in the West End. 

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The RSC is exhibiting drawings and sketches by Balsall Heath based artist, Paul Boothe in The Other Place Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon from 2 June to 9 July. 

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Clive Wood to take over role of Sir Toby Belch from Nicky Henson.  

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The RSC announces its Winter Season with adaptations of Dickens’ Great Expectations and Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, Middleton’s tragedy Women Beware Women and The Crucible as a tribute to the late Arthur Miller.  

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On Sunday 24 April the Royal Shakespeare Company will be in party mood as it celebrates Shakespeare’s birthday in Stratford-upon-Avon with its popular Open Day.  

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The Royal Shakespeare Company today announced the appointment of Bennetts Associates as architects for the £100 million transformation of its Stratford home. 

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The RSC today named the temporary theatre that will be home to the RSC’s main ensemble during the transformation of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.  

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Accenture and the RSC have announced an innovative relationship aimed at helping the Company better anticipate and fulfil the needs of its audiences. 

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Actress Amanda Harris has received a Laurence Olivier Award for her performance as Emilia in the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 2004 production of Othello. 

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Alan Howard, Richard Johnson, Donald Sinden and Harriet Walter make a welcome return to the Company to perform in The Hollow Crown which replaces the previously scheduled Hecuba. 

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The RSC announced today that Peter Wilson OBE, Director of Projects and Estates at the Tate, will join the RSC team to lead the £100 million redevelopment project.  

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The Arts Theatre, London and Fiery Angel Ltd present the RSC’s production of Tynan; based on the diaries of Kenneth Tynan with Corin Redgrave as the theatre critic. 

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The opening of the RSC production of Euripides’ Hecuba is being postponed to give Ms Redgrave, playing Hecuba, time to recuperate from an operation. 

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The RSC has announced that it intends to perform its core large scale repertoire in a temporary theatre built adjacent to The Other Place during the transformation of the RST. 

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The RSC is to transfer three of its highly acclaimed Spanish Golden Age plays into The Playhouse in London as well as two new plays into Soho Theatre in the New Year. 

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Launching its Annual Report and Accounts for 2003-4 at the Company’s Annual General Meeting, the RSC has announced better than anticipated financial results. 

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The RSC has announced today that it intends to create a thrust stage within the existing 1932 Royal Shakespeare Theatre, retaining the key Art Deco elements of the building. 

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Launching the RSC’s 2005 Stratford Festival Season, Artistic Director Michael Boyd has continued his commitment to the ensemble, to training and to new work.  

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The RSC has launched a new initiative to give young people access to the theatre with £5 tickets for all performances in its forthcoming London season at the Albery Theatre.  

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Following on from last year’s memorable week of stand-up comedy, the Royal Shakespeare Company is again delighted to be hosting some of the hottest names of the comedy circuit.

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Celebrating its 24th anniversary, the Royal Shakespeare Company’s mobile theatre tour returns in September 2004 with Julius Caesar and the sparkling comedy, The Two Gentlemen of Verona. 

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Erick van Egeraat associated architects (EEA London Ltd) and the RSC are confirming that they have, by mutual agreement, terminated their collaboration on the re-development of the RSC's theatres in Stratford-upon-Avon. 

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The first RSC New Work Festival in Stratford-upon-Avon brings new writing and experiment back to the Company’s repertoire.

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Internet users now have a wealth of information about Shakespeare’s plays at their fingertips when they log onto the RSC’s website. 

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The Royal Shakespeare Company has created an audio guide for people with visual impairments so that they can get the most out of a visit to the RSC Collection.

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Lisa Dillon and Greg Hicks, currently in rehearsal for plays in the RSC’s forthcoming Summer Festival Season, were today presented with Critics’ Circle Awards at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.  

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The RSC has launched a new initiative aimed at showcasing actors at the start of their careers who are understudying major roles with the Company.

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RSC and SBT join forces to present new studying opportunities for students working on Macbeth or Romeo and Juliet.

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