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Preston Witts reviews Die Walküre, 8th June, Longborough Festival Opera

Traditional annual Musicals ROCK! show becomes Musicals LOCK!down extravaganza.

Celebrities and creatives on what they have been watching, reading and listening to during lockdown

Baroness Shriti Vadera is also the first person of colour to lead the company's board

As the RSC's The Winter’s Tale makes its screen debut, screen arts producer and academic John Wyver tells Herald arts about his fascinating work.

The Comedy of Errors opens at the Garden Theatre in July

Coventry's Belgrade Theatre will be one of the first theatres to resume performances.

The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust (£3,000,000) and Compton Verney (£460,000) among Warwickshire beneficiaries of funding

Could this cutting-edge digital homage to A Midsummer Night's Dream impress the Herald reviewer? (No, not so much.)

EM Williams talks about playing Puck in new digital Dream now on at the RSC

Audiences will be able to watch The Comedy of Errors in Stratford this summer while The Winter's Tale is to be broadcast on the BBC.

Picture special: £112m rebuild of the main RSC theatre in Stratford was officially opened a decade ago

As Covid-19 troubled The Bear Pit's finances and future its members speak about what the theatre means to the town.

Herald arts feature looks into the heritage of the Bear Pit, its importance to the area and why we must support it through the pandemic

Longborough Festival Opera is forging ahead with its plans for the summer. Artistic director Polly Graham speaks about waiting to resume live shows.

The RSC's new 50-minute show, Dream, will have the feel of a video game

The 19th century buildings have been revamped amid testing times

John-Robert Partridge, artistic director of Stratford independent theatre company, Tread the Boards, shares the ups and downs from a tumultuous year

Herald arts contributors look back on a few highlights from last year

A livestreamed work-in-progress concert will be broadcast from the RSC on Saturday