Patrons are invited to a range of exclusive events where they can learn more about creative processes, our ground-breaking education work and the impact of their support on the RSC and our communities.

To become a Patron, or if you have any questions, please contact the Individual Giving Team via patron@rsc.org.uk.

View the full Patrons' Events guide New Events for 2026/27

  • PATRONS' DRINKS: GAME OF THRONES

    Monday 3 August, 6pm
    Stratford-upon-Avon
    Bronze Patrons and above, £7

    Join the Patrons Team for a drink following the Creative Team Talk for Game of Thrones: The Mad King.

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  • Patrons’ Summer Party: The Cherry Orchard

    Saturday 22 August, 5pm
    Stratford-upon-Avon
    Bronze Patrons and Above, tickets £190 including performance ticket, or £120 for dinner and drinks only

    Join the Patrons’ team for a talk with director Tamara Harvey, dinner before the evening performance of The Cherry Orchard and a post-show drink.

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  • PATRONS' DRINKS: AS YOU LIKE IT

    Monday 5 October 2026, 6pm 
    Bronze Patrons and above, £7

    Join the Patrons Team for a Drink after the Director Talk for As Your Like It.

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  • PATRONS' EVENING: THE THREE MUSKETEERS

    Friday 11 December, 5.30pm
    Bronze Patrons and above, £190 including performance ticket or £120 for dinner and drinks only

    Join the Patrons' Team for dinner ahead of the evening performance of The Three Musketeers, and a festive post-show drink.

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  • PATRONS' DRINKS: OTHELLO

    Tuesday 2 March 2027, 6pm
    Stratford-upon-Avon
    Bronze Patrons and above, £7

    Join the Patrons Team for a drink before watching the evening performance of Othello.

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You might also be interested in our In Conversation with series

Kenneth Branagh in Conversation

Returning to the RSC for the first time in over 30 years, this event will dive into Kenneth Branagh's storied career as Actor, Director, and Shakespearian. Hosted by Co-Artistic Director of the RSC, Daniel Evans.

7pm, 9 August 2026
Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
£10 - £50

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Caesar, Reimagined: Phyllida Lloyd & Harriet Walter In Conversation

Discover how Julius Caesar, our First Encounters co-production with KPPL Productions, takes a fiercely political play to a new level. In this In Conversation event, audiences will join Phyllida Lloyd CBE (Director) and Dame Harriet Walter (Brutus) to dive deeper into the origin of the production, its radical interpretation of the text, and how it has resonated with schools, communities and alternative education settings across a five-week national tour.

This In Conversation With session is hosted by Tamara Harvey, Co-Artistic Director of the RSC

4pm, 13 November 2026
The Other Place Studio, Stratford-upon-Avon
£10 - £25

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Who Is Othello? Sharon D Clarke & Monique Touko In Conversation

Join us to explore the 2027 Swan Theatre production of Othello, with Sharon D Clarke (Othello) and Monique Touko (Director) discussing the play and the character and how they speak to the world around us. At the heart of the discussion is how the central character of Othello has been investigated and reinterpreted across many productions. This conversation will examine the role and the play through the lens of racism, jealousy, and the control of narrative speaking to the world we live in today

4pm, 12 March 2027
Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
£10 - £25

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Patrons are also invited to our RSC Friends Events

  • IN CONVERSATION: ROBERT DIXON

Other events from around the RSC

SUMMER SCHOOL

Join us for our 79th annual RSC Summer School, which takes place from 24 to 27 August 2025. Join us for a 4 day-long programme with leading academics, actors, directors and RSC staff about Shakespeare, theatre and the shows on our stages in the 2026/27 season. 

DIRECTOR & CREATIVE TEAM TALKS

We offer talks with members of each show's director and/or creative team in conversation, talking about some of the influences and decisions that have created the production.

The Patrons’ Team often hold drinks in the bar after the Director or Creative Team Talk and before the show starts, so do try and book those simultaneously to get the most out of your day.

POST SHOW TALKS

Stay on after the show and talk to members of the acting company at these regular, free events.

Post Show Talks are an informal way of finding out more about the production, the actors' process and what it's like to work at the RSC.