News, Features and Updates RSC stars on screen quiz RSC stars on screen quiz Take our quiz about RSC actors past and present in films and on TV during 2019. How many do you recognise? <section> <h2> <p>RSC alumni on screen in 2019</p> </h2> <p> <p>Pit your wits against our quiz</p> </p> </section><section> <h2> <p>Which <em>Othello </em>actor appeared in <em>His Dark Materials</em>?</p> </h2> </section><section> <h3> <p>Thriller <em>The Good Liar </em>came to cinema screens in November, with Helen Mirren and Ian McKellen, but when did Sir Ian last perform on our stages? </p> </h3> </section><section> <h3> <p><em>Good Omens</em> first aired on Amazon Prime this year and is about to come to the BBC. Its co-stars David Tennant and Michael Sheen have both performed on the RSC stage, as has Sian Brooke, who plays Deidre Young – but which of these roles hasn't she played at the RSC?</p> </h3> </section><section> <h3> <p>The third season of The Crown was released in November with many actors who have appeared at the RSC, including Josh O’Connor as Prince Charles. But who does Jane Lapotaire play in the series?</p> </h3> </section><section> <h3> <p>Jane Lapotaire also played alongside Kenneth Branagh in Hamlet. What is the name of the Shakespeare-inspired film Sir Ken directed this year?</p> </h3> </section><section> <h3> <p>Having played such roles as Mark Antony, Agamemnon and Othello with the RSC, which 2019 show saw Ray Fearon cast as the character 'Hot Misogynist'?</p> </h3> </section><section> <h3> <p>David Tennant has played many roles at the RSC, but what was the name of the Netflix thriller series that he starred in this year?</p> </h3> </section><section> <h3> <p>Which Chernobyl actor is behind the mask? Hint: he played Romeo opposite Mariah Gale's Juliet in 2010.</p> </h3> </section><section> <h2> <h2><strong>Oh dear.</strong></h2> </h2> <p> <p>Why not see if you can do better on the next go?</p> </p> </section><section> <h3> <h2><strong></strong>Not bad!</h2> </h3> </section><section> <h3> <h2><strong></strong>Well done! </h2> </h3> <p> <p>You're a true culture vulture.</p> </p> </section> Quiz Maker - powered by Riddle You are in: News, Features and Updates Also in this section Also in this section Summer Rush ticketsThe Play's The Thing quizNew evidence that our approach to teaching Shakespeare worksWhat place should culture and creative thinking have in education?How Shakespeare can raise achievement and aspirations in schoolsGhosts in the workshopRemembering John BartonNext generation ACT: young actors perform together for the first timeGet a room! 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