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What better way to mark the Coronation than with Shakespeare's late romance about a forgettable king with a dead first wife and a panto...

I don't think it's a question of if, or even when someone does an overtly Boris Johnson-themed production of Richard III , it's...

The current RST season has so far been OK without coming close to blowing me away, and it now limps to an end with Measure for Measure . A...

A chaotic train journey nearly scuppered my first Stratford-upon-Avon trip of 2019, but it's a good job I made it in the end because K...

At some point during rehearsals at the RSC the following conversation must surely have taken place: "You know how we've marketed...

If you're looking to cast a play about a pair of septuagenarian eccentrics you can't really go much starrier than the original the...

In an RSC summer season that's focusing on often dark issues of prejudice and outcasts, it falls to Ben Jonson to provide the madcap c...

Spoiler alert: The salesman dies. Arthur Miller's centenary year hasn't, so far, resulted in a vast amount of London revivals of...

Shakespeare's Henry IV Part 2 follows straight on where Part 1 left off: King Henry's forces have beaten the rebels led by Hotsp...

Antony Sher takes on his new mantle as First Lady of the RSC by playing Falstaff in Shakespeare's two most acclaimed Histories, the He...

For God's sake, let us sit upon the ground, and tell sad stories of split ends and frizz. After a year in charge of the RSC, Gregor...