As You Like It, Measure for Measure and The Taming of the Shrew start their tour of England at The Marlowe in Canterbury on 29 January.

Step into the rehearsal room of new historical drama The Whip, playing in the Swan Theatre this winter.

We’re delighted that our work with Welcombe Hills School and Samsung has won the ‘Collaboration with a School’ prize at this year’s BETT awards.

Actor Richard Clothier talks about his character in The Whip and the politicians who have informed his performance.

Amy Trigg and James Cooney answer questions about their favourite Shakespeare plays, auditioning for drama school, and performing at the RSC.

Family fun at February Half Term, with activities for all ages.

Teachers and arts professionals from around the country explore how arts experiences can develop the creative potential of children and young people.

The series based on Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman's book comes to BBC Two on 15 January, but how many of its stars have you seen on our stages?

Actor Debbie Korley talks about her character in The Whip and the former slave, writer and abolitionist that inspired her.

On the 80th birthday of our former Artistic Director, Gregory Doran pays tribute to Trevor's incredible career.

"There are bodies in the streets - it puts broken statues into perspective." Watch a scene from Hannah Khalil's new play A Museum in Baghdad.

The production starring Kathryn Hunter will play in New York this week with a new American cast, before travelling to Washington.

Avoid the January blues with great shows, family events and delicious food at the RSC.

Look back at the past 12 months on the RSC stage with photos from our shows in Stratford, London and beyond.

As the decade draws to a close, see if you can put this list of productions from the 2010s in the right order.

Take our quiz about RSC actors past and present in films and on TV during 2019. How many do you recognise?