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Review: Twelfth Night, RSC (via MarqueeTV)
Our play is set in 1890s England amongst the rural countryside full of beautiful statues, glasshouses and fountains. In this 2017 RSC production Viola...
Spotlight on: Nathaniel Parker
He’s just played Gordon Brown in the West End (in The Audience), and he’s now gearing up to play Henry VIII – complete with beard – in the RSC adaptations o...
Blog: The Wicked Stage – Why Judi Dench is my favourite female musical theatre performer
I know that anyone who only knows Dame Judi Dench for her Shakespeare roles and as ‘M’ in James Bond may think this is a crazy statement. For me, it is beca...
Review: A Life Of Galileo
The RSC’s A Life Of Galileo is like a mighty but slightly ailing engine; it takes a little while to get going, but once it does the payoff is marvellous. Pa...
Review: The Taming of the Shrew
Though it has been denounced as misogynistic, there’s no doubt that The Taming of the Shrew remains entertaining for audiences, as this production by the Ro...