Director of Digital Development Sarah Ellis showcased our work with tech company Magic Leap at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas.

Daniel Burke, Bally Gill and Luke Newberry have been nominated for the award recognising the best classical performances in Britain by young actors.

Our Digital Diorama brings to life a version of Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon, with performances from RSC actors and Associate Artists.

Escape to the forest... enter our As You Like It competition with Darwin Escapes.

We are exhibiting an 18th century painting showing David Garrick and his acting company, to mark the anniversary of Garrick’s Shakespeare Jubilee.

Emily, Helen and Kathrine from the Ladies' Costume team take us through some of their favourite - and most challenging - costumes to date.

Our company of talented young people, Next Generation: Backstage, is in Stratford for two days of hands-on theatre making.

An 18-tonne excavator with a muncher on the end went in to our former Costume Workshop to demolish parts of the building last week.

See inside the rehearsal room for The Taming of the Shrew as Director Justin Audibert explains how and why he's swapped the men and women in the play.

Stratford rehearsals begin for the show, starring John Kani and Antony Sher, which plays for five weeks in the Swan Theatre from 21 March.

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

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.

The Taming of the Shrew Composer Ruth Chan talks about making the music for a production where the usual male roles are played by women and the female roles by men.

Take part in our The Boy in the Dress competition and enjoy a bedtime story from the cast of Matilda The Musical this World Book Day.

Amy Trigg takes us through the last week of rehearsals for The Taming of the Shrew before the show moves into the Royal Shakespeare Theatre on 8 March.

The six fellows will work with us and creative computing company Magic Leap to discover the future of digital theatre.