In our final blog of the series, three young women share what theatre means to them and their vision for what it should be in the future.

Actor Andrew French talks about some of the good things that have come out of lockdown.

In this blog, Aaron Parsons explores storytelling and how The Othello Project hopes to give a voice to those whose stories are often sidelined.

Actor Assad Zaman tells the story of discovering Dadabhai Naoroji, the first Asian MP in the House of Commons, as part of The Othello Project.

Assistant Director Hal Chambers reflects on the last year with members of the RSC acting company.

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.

Viv Graver talks to the Boy in the Dress actor about coming to Shakespeare later in life and his experiences with the RSC.

The King John actor talks to Viv Graver about onstage and off-stage motherhood and playing a tough woman.

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.

Test your knowledge of the women of Shakespeare and the RSC with our quiz.