The report from the Society of London and UK Theatre calls for the Government to restore investment in the arts, invest in physical infrastructure and guarantee every student the opportunity to see live theatre.

Watch the new trailer for LILI, our video game inspired by the story of Lady Macbeth, and see photos of the team at Festival de Cannes.

RSC board member Geoff Barton visited one of our Associate Schools to hear about the impact of our work and to mark UNESCO International Arts Education Week.

Meet the full cast and creative team for Laura Wade's new version of Somerset Maugham's subversive comedy.

After 12 weeks on the road, our brilliant First Encounters: The Tempest company took their final bow this weekend, having performed for thousands of young people and their families across the country.

The smash hit family musical has announced the next venue on its upcoming UK and Ireland tour, with Cardiff's Wales Millennium Centre.

Members of our Youth Advisory Board are joining forces to create the first ever National Youth Advisory Board (NYAB) for the theatre sector.

The multi-award-winning jazz artist and BBC Radio 2 host will compose original music for our summer production of W. Somerset Maugham's play, adapted by Laura Wade and directed by Tamara Harvey.

Watch the trailer for Max Webster's ‘brutally powerful' (Telegraph) production of Titus Andronicus, on stage now in the Swan Theatre.

LILI - our video game collaboration with iNK Stories - has been selected as part of the festival's Immersive Competition 2025, and will be showcased alongside seven other projects.

From celebrity weddings to bloody revenge, plus new tours and masterclasses to try, there's much ado on and off the stage this month.

The 15th longest-running production in the West End, Matilda The Musical celebrates an incredible milestone.

Daniel Evans directs Ncuti Gatwa and Edward Bluemel in the play's West End premiere, running for 11 weeks from August 2025.

Teachers from our Associate Schools Programme and schools across Warwickshire joined us to explore ways we can make Shakespeare accessible to all.

As part of our celebrations for Shakespeare’s 461st Birthday, we awarded two prizes to those who are making extraordinary work related to Shakespeare.

The RSC and University of Birmingham students worked together to engage the local community in the theatre's Warm Hub, using Shakespeare's works as inspiration.