All's Well That Ends Well do the ends always justify the means? What's on highlights Richard III William Shakespeare Stratford-upon-Avon Until 8 October 2022 A Christmas Carol David Edgar Stratford-upon-Avon From 26 October 2022 to 1 January 2023 Ivy Tiller: Vicar's Daughter, Squirrel Killer Bea Roberts Stratford-upon-Avon From 6 October to 5 November 2022 My Neighbour Totoro Tom Morton-Smith London From 8 October 2022 to 21 January 2023 O, Island! Nina Segal Stratford-upon-Avon From 30 September to 5 November 2022 news, features and updates Gregory Doran on BBC HARDtalk Our Artistic Director Emeritus talks to Stephen Sackur about what Shakespeare means to him. Watch on iPlayer What's on in August All's Well That Ends Well opens in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Richard III continues and free open air performances come to The Dell. Find out more Meet the Matildas Introducing our newest Matildas as they prepare to join the cast of Matilda The Musical Find out more Cast and Creatives See the cast and creative team for A Christmas Carol, with Adrian Edmondson as Scrooge. See cast photos More about us Getting here Our postcode is CV37 6BB, and we are a short drive from the M40 (J15) and a short walk from the train station. We have some accessible parking nearby. Read More Your Safety Here's what you need to know about how we're keeping you safe during your visit. Find out more Membership & Support Us Join as a Member or Patron for priority booking and exclusive events, while helping us to create theatre at its best for everyone. Read More Shop From Shakespeare DVDs and quirky gifts to memberships and ticket vouchers. Shop now Seating plans Download seating plans for the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford, information about wheelchair access and seating for our shows in London. Find out more Restaurant, cafes and bars The Riverside Cafe and Rooftop Restaurant are now open for everything from casual coffees to three course meals. Read More Access We want everything we do to be accessible to all our audiences, and are looking for ways to break down barriers so more people can enjoy theatre at its best. Find out more 37 Plays A national new playwriting project with our partner theatres, open to anyone in the UK who wants to submit a play. 37 Plays website Shakespeare's plays Discover a wealth of information on all of Shakespeare’s plays, including plot synopses, history, videos of plays in performance and details of our past productions. Find out more Teacher Resources Free Teacher Packs, videos, image galleries and interactive whiteboard resources to bring Shakespeare to life in the classroom Find out more RSC Jobs Because not all our best roles are on stage Find out more Give without spending Theatres across the UK are in crisis and facing unprecedented challenges to survive. Find out more