We were delighted to receive a visit from new Arts Minister, Ruth Mackenzie, who enjoyed seeing a matinee performance of our summer blockbuster, George R. R. Martin's Game of Thrones: The Mad King.

The Stage Debut Awards are a unique celebration of emerging theatre talent recognising actors and creatives from all backgrounds.

Meet the cast and creative team for our production of Shakespeare's As You Like It, at The Royal Shakespeare Theatre.

We are sorry to announce that our upcoming production of Othello starring Sharon D Clarke, is postponed as she takes time to undergo treatment for cancer. 

Take a look at the cast of The Cherry Orchard onstage with these production pictures.

Meet the full cast and creative team for First Encounters: Julius Caesar, including RSC Associate Artist Harriet Walter as Brutus.

The collection titled Made in England: Art and Culture in Changing Times features an essay by our Deputy Executive Director and Director of Creative Learning, Jacqui O’Hanlon.

We took part in this year's Festival of Education, as part of our celebrations to mark 20 years of transformational partnerships with schools, theatres and communities.

Meet the cast and creative team for our production of The Three Musketeers at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.

Hamlet Hail to the Thief will have its London premiere at the Barbican Theatre from 31 October 2026 to 23 January 2027.

Take a look at this beautiful production of Shakespeare's classic The Tempest on the Royal Shakespeare Theatre stage in these new production photos.

The award has been given in recognition of their decade-long collaboration to transform experiences of Shakespeare in classrooms across Asia.

The multi-award-winning musical based on the beloved Studio Ghibli film will extend its final West End run until January 2027.

A collaboration between the RSC and the Cultural Learning Alliance, the new findings about Dance, Drama and Music education have been shared at a parliamentary event.

We have awarded two major prizes recognising excellence in creative practice and education, highlighting the enduring impact of Shakespeare across performance and learning.

Get a first look at Driftwood a new play by Martina Laird with our production photos.