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Samuel West puts on the yellow stockings to play Malvolio in Twelfth night as early casting announced for RSC Christmas shows
Beat a drum, explore a fire engine or dance Bollywood style - there’s lots of events taking place as part of the Fun Palace movement.
REVIEW: Road at the Bear Pit Theatre
Sir Gregory will be in conversation with Prof Emma Smith on 8th October.
REVIEW: 5 ***** Romeo & Juliet, Northern Ballet at Royal Shakespeare Theatre, until 28th September
Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke working on adaptation ‘Hamlet Hail to the Thief’ with RSC - the new version of Shakespeare’s tragedy opens in April 2025
Bright lights, fast rides and fastfood - the annual funfair will back in the town centre in October.
Authors and speakers line up for first Shipston Bookfest this week
Proms concert at St Peter’s at Wootton Wawen includes music from Vivaldi, Dvořák and Shostakovich.
INTERVIEW: American playwright Ken Ludwig on why he’s given a huge donation to help save Hall’s Croft.
REVIEW: Nadhim Zahawi’s new biography The Boy from Baghdad reprises ‘boy done good’ narrative.
Thousands of visitors flocked to the showground in Moreton-in-Marsh to watch and take part in a huge variety of attractions.
Forget Oasis, the best supersonic musical experience was to be found at the, er, Supersonic Festival in Digbeth.
Games, food, entertainment and a dog show will be among the attractions on Saturday, 7th September.
TiddFest takes place this Saturday with live music from Ocean Colour Scene’s Dan Sealey and Hokum & Hooch
Volunteers host day of wheel-making at Chedham’s Yard, Wellesbourne.
INTERVIEW: He started out as a minor character in Harry Potter but now Alfred Enoch plays prince Pericles at the RSC
INTERVIEW: As Your Like It director Brendan O’Hea on As You Like It at the RSC’s Holloway Theatre; and working with his best mate, Judi Dench.
Treasure Island is on at The Attic Theatre, Stratford until Monday.
Hundreds of artwork on show at annual Stratford Art Society summer exhibition at King Edward VI School.
Olivia Hamblett has taken advantage of her surname’s similarity to Shakespeare’s prince to write Hamblett,
A crew from the drama, which is shown on the BBC, were in town filming for the new series.
