Join the watch-along and see Bally Gill and Karen Fishwick as the star-crossed lovers on BBC Four this Sunday (8 June), from 9pm.

Our Artistic Director Gregory Doran explains how theatre is under threat.

UK theatre makers have been hit hard, but we are campaigning to secure a diverse, ambitious and hopeful future for theatre in this country.

Original short films created in lockdown, beginning with The Tale of Miss Bear Winters.

The restoration and redevelopment of our Costume Workshop continues, so that we will be able to keep creating stunning costumes for audiences to enjoy.

Theatres across the UK are in crisis and facing unprecedented challenges to survive.

We can’t make costumes and scenery but many of our skilled craftspeople are using their talents to help those who are centre stage in the Covid 19 pandemic.

Five new members have joined our Youth Advisory Board (YAB) and their ideas, with fellow YAB members, is influencing our response to COVID-19.

We lit the top of the theatre tower with the Union flag to commemorate VE Day this weekend.

The Royal Shakespeare Community invites audiences from across the local, national and global community to play their part in keeping Shakespeare’s work alive.

You can now watch six of our shows straight from iPlayer as part of the BBC's Culture in Quarantine project.

Still trying to work in your pyjamas? See if these words of wisdom from Shakespeare can help get you motivated during the lockdown.

When Covid-19 has closed theatres and performances of Shakespeare's plays are suspended, our Artistic Director Gregory Doran turns to the playwright's poetry.

We're working with BBC Bitesize on two-focused weeks of GCSE lesson plans themed around Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet and The Merchant of Venice.

Our 2018 production of Romeo and Juliet, with Bally Gill and Karen Fishwick, premieres on Marquee TV this Saturday.

When all the world's in lockdown we turn to William Shakespeare for inspiration on how to cope at this unusual time.