REVIEW | Twelfth Night | RSC
After huge success of Love’s Labour’s Lost and Much Ado About Nothing, director Christopher Luscombe’s has brought the highly funny and exceptionally comical Twelfth Night to the RSC’s stage this…
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REVIEW | Titus Andronicus | RSC
Continuing the RSC’s Rome Season, director Blanche McIntyre has approached Shakespeare’s most gruesome and bloodiest play in a highly contemporary way. Set in the 21st century, it gives an insightful view…
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INTERVIEW | Nia Gwynne | RSC’s Titus Andronicus
As we delve deeper into the RSC’s Rome season, this month they are opening Shakespeare’s most brutal tragedies – Titus Andronicus. Which set in the midst of Rome, tells the…
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REVIEW | Antony and Cleopatra | RSC
Shakespeare’s not-so love story Antony and Cleopatra is brought to life at the RSC in conjunction with their Rome season as it continues the story of Julius Caesar. Struggling between his…
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INTERVIEW | Oliver Johnstone | RSC
This year in conjunction with the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, the RSC are live screening their productions worldwide. Tomorrow, Cymbeline, the romantic play that explores power and jealousy will be…
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RSC’s Fairy Portal | Slung Low | Shakespeare 400
The RSC are pulling out the stops this year to commemorate 400 years since Shakespeare’s death. This summer they have collaborated with Slung Low, a theatre company that create immersive…
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