View the production photos of Gregory Doran's current production of Richard III in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.

Richard III continues in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and free open air performances come to The Dell.

Our free exhibition at the Library of Birmingham invites you to immerse yourself in the unique story of the People’s Shakespeare Library

"Creating something extraordinary": leading innovator in puppetry, animatronics, and digital animation begins making the puppets for the global stage premiere of Studio Ghibli’s My Neighbour Totoro

We launch our final 37 Plays Resource Pack. Find out about how to create compelling characters and get started with your own writing project.

Four miniature statues of the first professional woman writer are stopping in Stratford on a tour of the country so people can vote for which one should be made into a full size statue.

We announce dates for performances with social distancing for Richard III, All's Well That Ends Well and A Christmas Carol.

The 3.5-metre puppet of a Syrian girl will be outside the Royal Shakespeare Theatre on Wednesday 22 June from 3.30pm as part of World Refugee Week.

The Times Education Commission has launched its report into the future of education in Britain, referring to our work with young people in a call for additional funding for arts and creative subjects.

Summer 2022 begins this weekend! Enjoy free open air theatre at The Dell in Stratford-upon-Avon on weekends throughout July and August 2022.

The trailer premiered at an event in London in the same week that the play's Executive Producer and Director met at the Barbican ahead of rehearsals.

One of our original Next Generation cohort, Nico Cetrulo, is preparing to graduate from ArtsEd and become a professional actor.

We were thrilled to learn that Catherine, our Executive Director, and Sandeep Mahal, one of our first Leadership Associates, have received honours.

As we congratulate Bradford on being chosen for 2025 UK City of Culture, we also take a look back at Coventry's year-long arts festival.

As we prepare to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of our Patron, Her Majesty the Queen, we look back at some of the queens of the RSC stage.

As Wars of the Roses finishes in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Arthur Hughes prepares to take the throne as Richard III.