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Legal drama runs at the Loft

Justice is put in the dock in a powerful play about sexual consent.

There's a storm coming

The Tempest opens the RSC's new season.

Counting his lucky charms

INTERVIEW: RSC actor Tim Treloar who is in the Mischief Festival plays talks about his "lucky" career

Everything's rosie at Cidermill launch

New £4million Cidermill Theatre opens at Chipping Campden School

RSC makes decision on artistic director

Daniel Evans and Tamara Harvey are new co-artistic directors of the RSC from June 2023

Canon ballsy run

Steve Sutherland gives a 21-gun salute to the RSC's brilliant new production of All's Well That Ends Well

Perfect summer fare

REVIEW: The Importance of Being Earnest at the Attic Theatre

Legendary actor bows out

David Warner, RSC Honorary Associate Artist, has died aged 80.

Field of dreams

The Globe's Julius Caesar is first show to open new arts venue The Amphitheatre at Berrybank

A lighter shade of the Peter Pan tale

REVIEW: Peter Pan, Tread the Boards at The Attic Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, until 5th June

RSC chief awarded CBE birthday honour

Catherine Mallyon received her award for services to theatre and the arts.

Pinky and perky

REVIEW: Legally Blonde, Stratford Musical Theatre Company, Stratford Play House, 5th May

Greg’s delight with Richard III casting

Director has picked an A-list team for this much-anticipated swansong as artistic director

‘The war is so ghastly, irrational and painful’

INTERVIEW: Jim Broadbent on his involvement with the Concert for Ukraine at the RSC, his thoughts on the war and his career.

Binge-worthy epic war tale

Steve Sutherland reviews Rebellion/Wars of the Roses, RSC: ****

RSC promises magic this Christmas

A Christmas Carol and My Neighbour Totoro announced as the RSC festive shows for 2022

Ken and Judi pop into Stratford

Acting royalty Dame Judi Dench and Sir Kenneth Branagh unveil the restored Shakespeare statue at Stratford Town Hall

Gregory Doran steps down from RSC

Search begins for new artistic director as Erica Whyman continues to lead the company

Game of thrones

Shakespeare's Henry VI is the original miniseries blockbuster, say Mark Quartley and Minnie Gale, who play Henry VI and Margaret at the RSC

Shining bright like a diamond

INTERVIEW: Akiya Henry on her inspirational upbringing and playing a fiesty Beatrice in the RSC's Much Ado About Nothing

Leading man pulls out of RSC show

Michael Balogun withdraws from Benedick role in Much Ado About Nothing at the RSC due to "unforeseen circumstances"

Stage

Legal drama runs at the Loft

There's a storm coming

There's a storm coming

Counting his lucky charms

Counting his lucky charms

Everything's rosie at Cidermill launch

Everything's rosie at Cidermill launch

RSC makes decision on artistic director

RSC makes decision on artistic director

Canon ballsy run

Canon ballsy run

Perfect summer fare