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INTERVIEW: Hamlet Hail to the Thief star Samuel Blenkin on playing the Dane in the rocktastic RSC show
A new production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream which is aimed at children and families is being created by the RSC and Unicorn Theatre.
The aerodynamics have been tested, the drivers put through their paces and now they are ready for the big race.
Five hundred Morris dancers will be taking part in the Annual National Morris Weekend which runs across three counties.
Kathryn Hunter is the latest actor to be announced as part of the cast for the RSC’s The Winter’s Tale.
Gap-year cast give Ska-infused Comedy of Errors a fresh, funny and energetic take at Dream Factory, Warwick
Expect to see some stars of the screen (well, people dressed as them) at Alcester’s street market on Sunday.
Global stories thrillingly told promised at RSC with Alfred Enoch as Henry V and Adrian Lester as Cyrano, plus Macbeth, Forsyte Saga and new musical
REVIEW: The Memory of Water, Attic Theatre, until 8 June
The combination of a Radiohead-infused Hamlet is proving irresistible, with tickets almost sold out for Stratford opening next week
Simon Russell Beale, 64, reflects on his career as he makes a long-awaited return to the RSC - in Titus Andronicus - where it all began in his 20s
After a few dramatic twists off-stage, Stratford Musical Theatre Company (SMTC) finally brings Annie the Musical to Stratford Community Arts Venue
INTERVIEW: Anton Lesser on conjuring Thomas Hardy in Words and Music at Longborough this Friday and then Stonehenge
Playbox Theatre’s Young Production Company proudly presents Funambulo this weekend, a new family play inspired by the magic of the circus
Rural tradition of May Day celebrated in style at Stretton-on-Fosse and Preston-on-Stour
Alison Steadman, Juliet Stevenson, Jeremy Vine and many more will be at Stratford Literary Festival, which starts today
The singer, pianist and BBC radio host will be working with the RSC over the summer to compose new music.
This year’s event also includes a Food Educators Brunch and a Schools Bake-Off competition.
Esape Arts moved into rennovated Henson’s Butchers building ten years ago - celebrations took place over Birthday weekend
Harriet Walter, Ken Ludwig and Michael Wood make Bard Birthday toasts as Cheek By Jowl’s Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod pick up Pragnell Award
Blacksmith’s demo and much more as Wellesbourne attraction Chedham’s Yard opens for the season
Inspired by Hamlet, spooky thriller and solo show from Mark Carey, Dead On Cue, is on at the Bear Pit Theatre - see it Friday night
