Blogs Blogs Come with us behind the scenes to discover how we create theatre at its best. You are in: Blogs Also in this section Also in this section WelcomeWhat's On & Buy TicketsAbout usAbout ShakespeareEducationShakespeare Learning ZoneYour visitStitch In TimeMembership & Support UsNews, Features and UpdatesPressWatch Romeo and Juliet on Marquee TVContact us and FAQsRooftop RestaurantRSC JobsShopTicket ServicesSupport for ArtistsStitch In Time - DEBUG Royal Shakespeare Community Blog Meet our community across the UK who help us keep Shakespeare's work alive. Emma in Cumbria 30 July 2020 "We will have Shakespeare on the stage in our school again“. The headteacher of Dowdales School, Cumbria describes how the school fared through the pandemic and what the future holds. Read Emma's blog Royal Shakespeare Community blog Whispers from the Wings From auditions to opening night and beyond - our actors share their experiences and explain how a show comes together. The Notebook Whisper #164 - 5 May 2020 Everything in the theatre world is on pause and artists everywhere are searching for connection. Our shows are floating in the ether waiting to land on the stage again. Read Alice's blog Amy's last vlog Whisper #163 - 29 April 2020 Amy goes online with other members of the company as they sum up their time with the RSC and recall some of their best moments from the last year. Watch Amy's vlog 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? Forbes Masson Pathway #41 - 21 February 2020 Viv Graver talks to the Boy in the Dress actor about coming to Shakespeare later in life and his experiences with the RSC. Read Viv's blog Charlotte Randle Pathway #40 - 26 November 2019 The King John actor talks to Viv Graver about onstage and off-stage motherhood and playing a tough woman. Read Viv's blog More Pathways to Shakespeare International Women's Day 2019 For this year's international women's day some of the women in the creative team for The Taming of the Shrew talk about their work. Moving in a gender reversed world International Women's Day #2 - 8 March 2019 Lucy Cullingford is Movement Director for The Taming of the Shrew. She talks about using movement in a gender-reversed world where women overpower men. Read the blog International Women's Day Theatre Quiz 8 March 2019 Test your knowledge of the women of Shakespeare and the RSC with our quiz. Try the quiz More International Women's Day You might also like Natalie Simpson: living as a chameleon Read Natalie's blog Paapa Essiedu Read Viv's blog Amy and James Q&A, Part 1 Watch Amy's vlog News, Features and Updates Read More