RSC Blogs RSC Blogs We take you behind the scenes to find out more about our work from the people directly involved in it. You are in: RSC Blogs Also in this section Also in this section WelcomeStitch In TimeWhat's On & Buy TicketsAbout usAbout ShakespeareEducationContact us and FAQsPressNews, Features and UpdatesYour visitRooftop RestaurantJobs and careersShopMembership & Support UsTicket ServicesShakespeare Learning Zone Whispers from the Wings A diary of our productions, explaining what's happening through the rehearsal process, written by our cast and crew. Celebrating the RSC's unsung heroes 13 August 2018 Actor Graeme Brookes looks back on his time with the Swan Company and celebrates the incredible work of our teams behind the scenes. Read Graeme's blog “You staying on with the RSC then?” 16 July 2018 As Graeme Brookes reaches the end of his time on The Duchess of Malfi, he reflects on the anxieties that come with looking for new work. Read Graeme's blog More Whispers from the Wings Pathways to Shakespeare How did our actors and directors first find Shakespeare? What drew them to it in the first place and kept them coming back? Karen Fishwick 10 July 2018 "Shakespeare isn’t for or made by one kind of accent" - Karen Fishwick talks to Viv Graver about taking on her first Shakespearean role as Juliet. Read Viv's blog Michael Hodgson 19 June 2018 The Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet actor talks to Viv Graver about coming late to Shakespeare, and his different roles at the RSC. Read Viv's blog More Pathways to Shakespeare Engine Room Charlotte O'Growney blogs about The Other Place, our studio theatre and much more. Speaking The Speech: Rehearsing at The Other Place 20 October 2017 Ever wondered what's it like to rehearse at The Other Place? Well now you can find out... Read Charlotte's blog Spend a few hours at The Other Place 5 September 2017 Too cold for a picnic? Have a hot drink, a hot dog and watch the world go by. Read Charlotte's blog More Engine Room Learning Lines Our inspirational journey in education to bring young people and Shakespeare closer together. A supportive and unforgettable experience 17 August 2017 A Year 10 Student from St Benedict's High School in Warwickshire reflects on being part of the 2017 Playmaking Festival. Read blog The Children Speak 19 May 2017 “On both performances I was nervous but I still went on…. After the performances I was really proud of myself” Find out more More Learning Lines You might also like News, Features and Updates Read More How we make theatre Read More How we develop new ideas Read More