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Stratford artist Claire Henley’s characterful designs of RSC buildings now adorn a variety of products in the RSC shop.

Before he heads out of Stratford to a bright future, Dee Ahluwalia talks about playing Karim in the dazzling Buddha of Suburbia at the RSC.

5* REVIEW: Tweedy’s Massive Circus at RSC Avonbank Garden is genius, daft and the best fun you’ll have this year

Tweedy’s Massive Circus opens at RSC Theatre Gardens

WIN!! Competition to win family ticket to Tweedy’s Massive Circus at Stratford 24th May to 2nd June

After being closed by the floods in January, The Attic Theatre at Cox’s Yard, Stratford, is reopening with bumper programme in June.

Thought-provoking shows on the stories of Benny Hill and a stand-up past his sell-by come to Stratford district stages this weekend.

Five-star production of Love’s Labour’s Lost comes to an end at the RSC.

Expect around 100 stalls selling all sorts of temptations to tantalise the taste buds.

Former artistic director Sir Gregory Doran talks about what he’s been up to, including his first directorial gig since leaving the RSC.

REVIEW: Thought-provoking talks and the Dunkirk spirit prevail at Stratford Literary Festival

Chipping Campden Literature Festival starts with Music Festival following as town welcomes host of artists, thinkers, authors and performers.

Stratford Literary Festival runs shuttle bus to Welcombe Hotel over the weekend when host of authors, thinkers and performers appear.

Stratford Literary Festival is well underway with a great line up, including talk on investigative journalism this afternoon.

***** Review: RSC’s Buddha of Suburbia is a coming-of-ager for the ages… rollicking and boisterous

5 STARS, REVIEW: Love’s Labour’s Lost, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford, until 18th May

Photos and interviews from the red carpet opening of Love’s Labour’s Lost at the RSC.

Compassion First Home Care is running the event on Wednesday, 24th April, in Stratford.

The RSC release first peek at production photos for Love’s Labour’s Lost ahead of tonight’s red carpet opening

Henley-in-Arden Drama Society (HADS) celebrated their 70th anniversary with a showstopping performance at Arts4All festival.