Wils Wilsons’ most recent adaptation of Macbeth at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre was refreshing in its tradition. Though a far cry from a pi...

The Royal Shakespeare Company has a duty to stage the plays of the Bard and bring them to new audiences, over 400 years since the works were...

The story of Hamnet, Shakespeare's only son is a powerful one of grief and separation guilt although Maggie Farrell who wrote the book o...

  There is great pleasure in travelling to Stratford-Upon-Avon to see Shakespeare performed at the theatre and by a company that bears his n...

Comical, engaging and full of vibrancy – The RSC have produced a delight of humour, physical theatre and haunting melodies in this season’s ...

A time-honoured Dickens novel adapted once more into another classic Christmas show... Is it possible to keep a story fresh and invigorating...

In forty years of theatre going, I had never seen William Shakespeare’s All’s Well That Ends Well so it was a delight to travel up to Stratf...

On the 1-year anniversary of Theatres being closed due to Covid, the RSC invites you to explore the virtual world of the forest in which Tit...

The Watsons at the Harold Pinter Theatre Following sold-out runs at both Chichester Festival Theatre and the Menier Chocolate...

There can't be a better place to see Shakespeare's plays than Stratford upon Avon. As you walk across the park through the tree...

The summer 2015 season opens with  Death of a Salesman , Arthur Miller’s 1949 Pulitzer prize-winning play about failed dreams and thwa...

Due to overwhelming success, Playful Productions and the Royal Shakespeare Company are thrilled to announce that  Wolf Hall  and  Brin...

On Saturday 17thMay,  Wolf Hall  and  Bring Up the Bodies  celebrated their opening night at the Aldwych Theatre, London WC2. After the p...