While most discussion centred on Stratford-upon-Avon and London at today's Royal Shakespeare Company press briefing, Whatsonstage.com had a private word with artistic director Michael Boyd to get the inside track on the company's plans for […]
Stars of stage and screen have recounted their favourite memories of the Old Vic Theatre in a celebration of the venue’s 192nd birthday for the forthcoming edition of Harper’s Bazaar. Stories shared about the Lambeth […]
The first productions in the new Royal Shakespeare Theatre (RST) – after an “on time and on budget”, four-year, £112.8 million redevelopment (albeit with £5 million still to be raised) – will be reprisals of […]
The Royal Shakespeare Company announced today, 1 September 2010, its plans to reopen the Royal Shakespeare and Swan Theatres in February 2011 with productions of King Lear and Romeo and Juliet, directed by RSC associate […]
The Royal Shakespeare Company announced today, 1 September 2010, its plans to reopen the Royal Shakespeare and Swan Theatres in February 2011 with productions of King Lear and Romeo and Juliet, directed by RSC associate […]
The full cast has been announced for the first Off-West End revival of The Drowsy Chaperone which will open at Highgate’s Upstairs at the Gatehouse on 28 September 2010 (previews from 23 September) for a […]
The project, more than the play, is the thing. The Jellyfish is a temporary theatre in a school playground built by hordes of volunteers from recycled timber and planks of wood scrounged from markets and […]
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