Our Artistic Director talks about the future of the RSC, his own changing understanding of Shakespeare, and the impact of the pandemic.

We've received a major grant from Paul Hamlyn Foundation (PHF) to support the future of our work in schools across the UK.

We explored the future of live performance through theatre and technology in a session at the Beyond conference this week.

A week of socially distanced drama and connecting teachers together.

The Alfred Fagon Award is presented each year to a Black British playwright of Caribbean or African descent.

Students can watch Hamlet freed on demand at school until 23 November as part of our Schools' Broadcast series.

Christmas cards and gifts, as well as DVDs, books and much more.

All the songs from the show performed by the original cast, as well as two demo versions performed by Robbie Williams.

Come in from the cold this winter to hear mesmerising tales, both epic and intimate.

Our President speaks about his passion for theatre and live performance and offers his support to the RSC and wider theatre industry.

Our very special guests chat to Gregory Doran about Shakespeare and their experiences at the RSC.

250 young people in Birmingham and Warwickshire will receive individual laptops and free data to support their learning through the initiative.

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.

We’re working with University of Birmingham students on an online project, to help them continue their studies through the pandemic.

As a Black working class woman in 1950s America, Althea Gibson had all the odds stacked against her, yet she became the first Black player to win Wimbledon along with many other titles.