Our latest season is here – globally inspired stories, thrillingly told 💫. Co-Artistic Directors Daniel Evans and Tamara Harvey share what’s coming up on our stages later this year and next – stories from across the centuries and around the globe.

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Bill’s work for the RSC spanned all of our Stratford theatre spaces, and his influence will be felt for many years to come. Our thoughts are with Bill’s family. (2/2).

We are deeply saddened to hear of Bill Dudley’s death, a visionary theatre designer who pushed the boundaries of what theatre design could and should be. He was an innovator and an inspiration to generations of designers. (1/2)

RT @AmbJapanUK: My Neighbour TOTORO😄 Best play we’ve ever seen!!!.@TheRSC does the miracle of bringing TOTORO to real life👏👏👏 Thank you, Mi….

📸 Scout Worsely as Miranda in First Encounters: The Tempest, 2025. Photo by Topher McGrillis © RSC.

This UNESCO International Arts Education Week, our board member @RealGeoffBarton spoke to students and teachers at one of our Associate Schools to find out how working with the RSC has had an impact on them. Hear their experiences 👇.

As the Government considers interventions to boost the economy via the industrial strategy and changes to the curriculum, we urge the Government to work with the performing arts sector to unleash the power of theatre, to improve lives of individuals and support communities. (3/3).

We reach audiences across the UK and from 74 countries around the world and our award-winning learning programmes engage half a million young people annually (2/3).

We welcome @SOLTnews' report on the state of UK theatre which demonstrates the vital role theatre plays in communities and for the wider economy, as well as the jeopardy the sector faces without sustained investment. (1/3).

🎮 Our work on research and development through the creation of LILI, an immersive video game created with iNK Stories and Alambic Production, features as a case study in @ace_national’s  report on the role of investment in Crowding In. Find out more below 👇.

RT @DCMS: Welcome to First Draft 🎨. Co-Artistic Director of @TheRSC @DanielGwynEvans joins @RhonddaBryant to discuss Shakespeare for gamers….

A big thank you to @LeverhulmeTrust who have supported our Next Generation Act company since 2021 - find out more about how young people are developing their skills as part of our Next Generation programme 👇.

Thank you for joining us to celebrate Shakespeare's birthday with Much Ado About Nothing @AmbJapanUK 🎉. We're looking forward to welcoming you to @totoro_show soon 🙌.

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Critically, the social good that arts and culture delivers sits alongside the sector's economic impact, and must be taken into account when understanding the true value of public investment in this vital part of our national story (3/3).

These benefits are felt by millions of individuals and are embedded in the communities we work with across the UK and on the global platform where we operate. (2/3).

We welcome the @ace_national @Cebr_uk report which showcases the wide-ranging positive impact of the arts and culture sector on economic growth, skills development, innovation, and the opportunities created for young people through the power of the performing arts. (1/3).