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1 HAT SON MARCH - SEPTEMBER 2018 STRATFORD-UPON-AVON RSC.ORG.UK

2 WHERE AMAZING THINGS HAPPEN PHOTO BY ELLIE KURTTZ The RSC Acting Companies are generously supported by THE GAT SBY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION and THE KOVNER FOUNDATION The work of the RSC Literary Department is ge nerously supported by THE DRUE HEINZ TRUST

psychological thriller marks both Christopher Eccleston s

COMPANY INCLUDES NIAMH CUSACK CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON

THEATRE 13 MARCH -18 SEPTEMBER 2018 MACBETH BROADCAST LIVE

COVER PHOTO BY PAUL STUART LIGHTING LIZZIE POWELL SOUND

ILLUSIONS CHRIS FISHER DIRECTOR TALK MON 19 M ARCH 5.

3 Something wicked this way comes... Returning home from battle, the victorious meets three witches on the heath. Driven by their disturbing prophecies, he sets out on the path to murder. Our contemporary production of Shakespeare s darkest psychological thriller marks both Christopher Eccleston s RSC debut and the return of Niamh Cusack to the Company. COMPANY INCLUDES NIAMH CUSACK CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON DIRECTOR POLLY FINDLAY DESIGNER FLY DAVIS ROYAL SHAKESPEARE THEATRE 13 MARCH -18 SEPTEMBER 2018 MACBETH BROADCAST LIVE TO CINEMAS ON 11 APRIL WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE PHOTO & FRONT COVER PHOTO BY PAUL STUART LIGHTING LIZZIE POWELL SOUND CHRISTOPHER SHUTT MOVEMENT ALINE DAVID FIGHTS KATE WATERS ILLUSIONS CHRIS FISHER DIRECTOR TALK MON 19 M ARCH PM, 5 POST SHOW TALK BACK TUE 19 JUNE (BSL INTERPRETED) WED 5 SEPTEMBER, FREE STUDENT INSIGHT SESSION THU 22 MARCH THU 28 JUNE AM, 5 UNWRAPPED SAT 7 JULY AM, CONFERENCE TUE 18 SEPTEMBER

ROYAL SHAKESPEARE THEATRE 21 APRIL - 21 SEPTEMBER 2018 BROADCAST LIVE TO CINEMAS ON 18 JULY OMEO& JULIET WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE PHOTO BY TJ BARBER (TJBARBER.

4 ROYAL SHAKESPEARE THEATRE 21 APRIL - 21 SEPTEMBER 2018 BROADCAST LIVE TO CINEMAS ON 18 JULY OMEO& JULIET WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE PHOTO BY TJ BARBER (TJBARBER.COM) What if your first true love was someone you d been told you must hate? Set in a world very like our own, this and Juliet is about a generation of young people born into violence and ripped apart by the bitter divisions of their parents. The most famous story of love at first sight explodes with intense passion and an irresistible desire for change, but leads all too quickly to heartbreaking consequences. DIRECTOR ERICA WHYMAN DESIGNER TOM PIPER LIGHTING CHARLES BALFOUR MOVEMENT AYSE TASHKIRAN FIGHTS KATE WATERS DIRECTOR TALK MON 30 APRIL PM, 5 POST SHOW TALK BACK TUE 26 JUNE FREE STUDENT INSIGHT SESSION THU 3 MAY THU 21 JUNE AM, 5 UNWRAPPED SAT 30 JUNE AM, 5

ROYAL SHAKESPEARE THEATRE 23 MAY - 9 JUNE 2018 ING LEAR WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SHER IS

DORAN DESIGNER NIKI TURNER LIGHTING TIM MITCHELL MUSIC ILONA SEKACZ SOUND JONATHAN

As age overtakes him, he divides his kingdom amongst his children.

state, wealth and power that had defined him.

Royal Shakespeare Theatre for three weeks only, with Antony Sher reprising his role

A PRODUCTION THAT IS BOLTED TOGETHER WITH CLARITY, INSIGHT AND A RELISH FOR THE

GREGORY DORAN S STELLAR PRODUCTION FULL OF STANDOUT PERFORMANCES GUARDIAN PHOTO BY

5 ROYAL SHAKESPEARE THEATRE 23 MAY - 9 JUNE 2018 ING LEAR WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SHER IS MAGNIFICENT INDEPENDENT COMPANY INCLUDES ANTONY SHER DAVID TROUGHTON DIRECTOR GREGORY DORAN DESIGNER NIKI TURNER LIGHTING TIM MITCHELL MUSIC ILONA SEKACZ SOUND JONATHAN RUDDICK MOVEMENT MICHAEL ASHCROFT FIGHTS BRET YOUNT King has ruled for many years. As age overtakes him, he divides his kingdom amongst his children. Misjudging their loyalty, he soon finds himself stripped of all the trappings of state, wealth and power that had defined him. RSC Artistic Director Gregory Doran s critically-acclaimed production returns to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre for three weeks only, with Antony Sher reprising his role as King, one of the greatest parts ever written by Shakespeare. A PRODUCTION THAT IS BOLTED TOGETHER WITH CLARITY, INSIGHT AND A RELISH FOR THE MONUMENTAL DAILY TELEGRAPH ANTONY SHER IS UNBEARABLY MOVING AS THE VOLATILE KING, IN GREGORY DORAN S STELLAR PRODUCTION FULL OF STANDOUT PERFORMANCES GUARDIAN PHOTO BY ELLIE KURTTZ DIRECTOR TALK THU 24 MAY PM, 5 POST SHOW TALK BACK WED 30 MAY FREE STUDENT INSIGHT SESSION THU 7 JUNE AM, 5 AN AUDIENCE WITH ANTONY SHER THU 7 JUNE PM, 8

THE ERRY ROYAL SHAKESPEARE THEATRE 4 AUGUST - 22 SEPTEMBER 2018 BROADCAST LIVE TO CINEMAS ON 12 SEPTEMBER WIVES IMAGE BY RSC VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS/ALAMY F Down on his luck in the suburbs, John

6 THE ERRY ROYAL SHAKESPEARE THEATRE 4 AUGUST - 22 SEPTEMBER 2018 BROADCAST LIVE TO CINEMAS ON 12 SEPTEMBER WIVES IMAGE BY RSC VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS/ALAMY F Down on his luck in the suburbs, John Falstaff plans to hustle his way to a comfortable retirement by seducing the wives of two wealthy men. Unknown to him, it s the women of Windsor who really pull the strings, orchestrating Falstaff s comeuppance amidst a theatrical smorgasbord of petty rivalries, jealousies and over-inflated egos. For a fat Englishman, a Welshman and a Frenchman, the only way is Windsor WINDSOR COMPANY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE INCLUDES DAVID TROUGHTON DIRECTOR FIONA LAIRD DIRECTOR TALK MON 13 AUGUST PM, 5 POST SHOW TALK BACK WED 29 AUGUST FREE

DUCHESS THE SWAN THEATRE 1 MARCH - 3 AUGUST 2018 In an attempt to prevent the fiercely independent Duchess from marrying the man she loves, her corrupt brothers go on a disturbing quest to destroy

7 DUCHESS THE SWAN THEATRE 1 MARCH - 3 AUGUST 2018 In an attempt to prevent the fiercely independent Duchess from marrying the man she loves, her corrupt brothers go on a disturbing quest to destroy her. Remarkable for its inventive and grotesque violence, yet full of dark humour, this violent revenge tragedy asks how anyone can survive in a world where masculinity has become toxic. DIRECTOR MARIA ABERG DESIGNER NAOMI DAWSON LIGHTING NATASHA CHIVERS MUSIC ORLANDO GOUGH SOUND CLAIRE WINDSOR OF JOHN WEBSTER IMAGE BY RSC VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR TALK WED 7 MARCH PM, 5 POST SHOW TALK BACK THU 3 MAY FREE STUDENT INSIGHT SESSION WED 25 APRIL AM, 5 UNWRAPPED SAT 21 JULY AM, 5

SWAN THEATRE 23 MARCH - 14 JUNE 2018 HE FANTASTIC OLLIES DIRECTOR JO DAVIES DESIGNER COLIN RICHMOND LIGHTING ANNA

gain a title. Unfortunately, she s not the only one after Sir John Roverhead!

But like Behn s The Rover, a sell-out success in early 2017, Pix s comedy of manners combines mischief-making and

Her colourful cast of characters dupe and dissemble as the intrigue builds.

8 SWAN THEATRE 23 MARCH - 14 JUNE 2018 HE FANTASTIC OLLIES DIRECTOR JO DAVIES DESIGNER COLIN RICHMOND LIGHTING ANNA WATSON MOVEMENT CORAL MESSAM, a wealthy widow, aspires to rub shoulders with the great and good and perhaps even gain a title. Unfortunately, she s not the only one after Sir John Roverhead! Unlike Aphra Behn, a fellow female playwright from the late 1600s, Mary Pix has been almost lost to history. But like Behn s The Rover, a sell-out success in early 2017, Pix s comedy of manners combines mischief-making and mind-bending plot twists with a sharp satirical and distinctly female wit. Her colourful cast of characters dupe and dissemble as the intrigue builds. Will ever squeeze her way into high society? MRS OF RICH OR THE BEAU DEFEATED MARY PIX IMAGE BY RSC VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR TALK MON 2 APRIL PM, 5 POST SHOW TALK BACK MON 21 MAY FREE UNWRAPPED SAT 28 APRIL AM, 5

DEVELOPED IN COLLABORATION WITH THEATRE ROYAL STRATFORD EAST SWAN THEATRE 22 JUNE - 4 AUGUST 2018 ISS Always off the wall.

Born into poverty, she raged her way to have a lasting influence on British culture.

Her unique Theatre Workshop was responsible for a raft of successes including Oh, What A Lovely War!

This new musical of Joan s life story, told with her own uncompromising candour, reveals a mighty love story at its heart.

9 DEVELOPED IN COLLABORATION WITH THEATRE ROYAL STRATFORD EAST SWAN THEATRE 22 JUNE - 4 AUGUST 2018 ISS Always off the wall... never on the fence. Joan was the anarchic revolutionary of 20th century theatre. Born into poverty, she raged her way to have a lasting influence on British culture. Anti-establishment, communist, visionary, rude and glorious, Joan fired the imagination of a generation. Her unique Theatre Workshop was responsible for a raft of successes including Oh, What A Lovely War!, and breathed new life into the Theatre Royal Stratford East. This new musical of Joan s life story, told with her own uncompromising candour, reveals a mighty love story at its heart. DIRECTOR ERICA WHYMAN DESIGNER TOM PIPER LIGHTING CHARLES BALFOUR ORIGINAL PHOTO: UNKNOWN. At the time of going to print, every effort was made to trace the source and copyright holder. LITTLEWOOD A NEW MUSICAL: BOOK, MUSIC AND LYRICS BY SAM KENYON WRITER & DIRECTOR TALK MON 2 JULY pm, 5 POST SHOW TALK BACK (BSL INTERPRETED) TUE 24 JULY FREE

TOURING SCHOOLS & THEATRES 2 FEBRUARY - 24 MARCH 2018 FIRST ENCOUNTERS SHAKESPEARE FOR YOUNGER AUDIENCES This new version of Julius Caesar is the perfect introduction to Shakespeare for 8-13 year

10 TOURING SCHOOLS & THEATRES 2 FEBRUARY - 24 MARCH 2018 FIRST ENCOUNTERS SHAKESPEARE FOR YOUNGER AUDIENCES This new version of Julius Caesar is the perfect introduction to Shakespeare for 8-13 year olds. A company of actors have travelled up and down the land performing their stories. Now they ve arrived in your town to tell a tale of friendship and betrayal. Caesar, Rome s leader, has returned from war stronger than ever, but some of his followers are questioning his power. The plotting begins... Part of our First Encounters with Shakespeare series, these engaging adaptations are 90 minutes long, use Shakespeare s original language and ask audiences to participate in the story. They are a fantastic first step into Shakespeare for children, families and schools. DIRECTOR MARIEKE AUDSLEY DESIGNER MAX DOREY MOVEMENT NATASHA HARRISON FIGHTS LISA CONNELL JULIUS CAESAR TOURING TO SCHOOLS AND THEATRES IN Warwickshire London Staffordshire Bradford Newcastle upon Tyne County Durham Hull Kent Birmingham Northampton IMAGE BY RSC VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS

11 TOURING THE UK & IRELAND IN 2018 THE MUSICAL OF THE DECADE THE SUNDAY TIMES NATIONAL TOUR IMAGE BY RSC VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS. PHOTO BY MANUEL HARLAN SIMON GODWIN HAS STAGED HAMLET WITH A VIVID TECHNICOLOR BRIGHTNESS GUARDIAN #MatildaOnTour THE MUSICAL TOUR COMMENCES SPRING 2018 LONDON S RECORD-BREAKING RUN CONTINUES Full tour details at MatildaTheMusical.com TOURING 26 JANUARY -31 MARCH 2018 SALFORD PLYMOUTH HULL NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE NORTHAMPTON LONDON FULL TOUR DETAILS AT RSC.ORG.UK

hank We are grateful to our many supporters and partners.

HERITAGE LOTTERY FUND NATIONAL LOTTERY THROUGH ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND BP supports 5 tickets

403473 or email rebecca.preston@rsc.org.

ELLIE KURTTZ, KEITH PATTISON & GINA PRINT Support the restoration and redevelopment of our

you and audiences around the world to enjoy.

12 hank We are grateful to our many supporters and partners. Their support ensures that we can continue to stage theatre at its best, shared around the world for everyone to enjoy. PUBLIC FUNDERS ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND DEPARTMENT FOR DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA AND SPORT HERITAGE LOTTERY FUND NATIONAL LOTTERY THROUGH ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND BP supports 5 tickets for s CORPORATE SUPPORTERS CREATIVE LEARNING PARTNERS you There are many ways to help the RSC excel. To discuss your support please contact Rebecca Preston, Development Director on or rebecca.preston@rsc.org.uk Horace Mann School STITCH IN TIME PHOTO CONTRIBUTORS: LUCY BARRIBALL, NICHOLAS CASTLE, ELLIE KURTTZ, KEITH PATTISON & GINA PRINT Support the restoration and redevelopment of our Stratford-upon-Avon Costume Workshop and help us continue to create stunning costumes for you and audiences around the world to enjoy. Choose an area to support from underwear to armour, jewellery to shoes. We have 3 million to raise and every gift will help create the best facilities for costume making, in a working environment fit for the 21st century. Help us enable costume making skills to be passed on to future generations through new training and apprenticeship opportunities. RSC.ORG.UK/STITCHINTIME

pricing and discounts Up to four under 18s half price with families every full price paying adult Monday to Friday evening performances and all matinees. Proof of age required.

disabled people 16 per ticket Tickets for disabled people cost 16 whenever you visit or wherever you choose to sit. If you require the services of a companion their ticket will also be 16.

50 per ticket for Education Members ( 16.50 per ticket for non-members) plus one free ticket for every 10 students Monday to Thursday performances for groups of 10+ students.

Join as an Education Member for just 20 per year. 39.50 in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre groups of 10+ 29.

13 pricing and discounts Up to four under 18s half price with families every full price paying adult Monday to Friday evening performances and all matinees. Proof of age required. Does not apply to groups or Premium Seats. On Fridays, RSC Members can buy up to four under 18s 5 tickets with every paying adult. disabled people 16 per ticket Tickets for disabled people cost 16 whenever you visit or wherever you choose to sit. If you require the services of a companion their ticket will also be 16. over 60s 20% off Monday and Tuesday evening and midweek matinee performances. Maximum of 9 tickets per transaction. Does not apply to Premium Seats. UK schools and college groups per ticket for Education Members ( per ticket for non-members) plus one free ticket for every 10 students Monday to Thursday performances for groups of 10+ students. One adult required for every 10 students. Teachers free tickets will be placed amongst groups of students and must be used by accompanying adults only. Only available to UK schools during term time. Join as an Education Member for just 20 per year in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre groups of in the Swan Theatre Applies to Monday to Friday performances for adult groups of 10+ tickets. Additional discounts apply for larger groups. groups@rsc.org.uk for prices and to book. standby rate 25 for best available seats Available on the day of the performance only and subject to availability. For students in full time education, under 25s, over 60s, the unemployed, NCA Members, Members of the Armed Forces, Equity and BECTU members. Proof of entitlement is required. CV37 standby scheme 10 for best available seats Available on the day only in person or by telephone and subject to availability. Applicable to residents of Stratford-upon-Avon with a CV37 postcode. Proof of address will be required at time of booking or on collection of tickets. Available only for selected performances and seats are allocated entirely at the discretion of the Box Office and cannot be pre-selected online. rush tickets Last-minute tickets from just 10 Every Friday, we release a selection of discounted tickets for the following week s performances. Only available online from noon on the Friday preceding the performance. Selected performances and seats only. All discounts are subject to availability and at the discretion of the Box Office. Discounts apply to perfomances in the Royal Shakespeare and Swan Theatres only. Discounted tickets cannot be booked in conjunction with any other discount or offer and discounts cannot be applied retrospectively. Discounts do not apply to Premium Seats with the exception of disabled people and Adult Groups 10+. Exclusive events, information and discounts BP 5 TICKETS* FOR EVERY SHOW JOIN FOR FREE 40 tickets in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and 20 tickets in the Swan Theatre are reserved for every performance (except press night) for year olds who make the booking themselves. Tickets can only be collected from the Box Office from one hour before performance. Proof of age required. Tickets allocated at discretion of Box Office. Limited tickets available on day of performance, in person only. During Priority Booking, tickets available by phone only. * You don t have to be a Key Member to access BP 5 Theatre tickets. BP 5 tickets for year olds Supported by BP TheRSCKey TheRSCKey TheRSCKey rsc.org.uk/key ticket prices Royal Shakespeare Theatre: from 16 * premium tickets also available at a supplement on top price tickets PHOTO: PETER COOK PHOTO: SASHA GUSOV Swan Theatre: from STANDING TICKETS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE IN THE ROYAL SHAKESPEARE AND SWAN THEATRES FROM 5. PRIORITY BOOKING FOR MEMBERS AND PATRONS FROM 25 SEPTEMBER PUBLIC BOOKING OPENS 23 OCTOBER *Restricted view seats. A limited number of restricted and part restricted view seats are available in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. For detailed seating plans visit rsc.org.uk open understudy rehearsals A limited number of tickets are available to our open understudy rehearsals which give a glimpse into the processes around this essential part of our work, ensuring we have a performance ready full understudy company. Performed with limited staging conditions and costumes, these fascinating rehearsals are only available for sale two weeks prior to each event (see performance schedule for details). RSC Members, Patrons & Artists Circle have a 24-hour priority booking period ahead of the general public. 10 Restricted view 5

14 PHOTO BY SARA BEAUMONT eat / Open every day from 10.30am, serving lunch, afternoon tea and dinner, you don t have to be watching a performance to join us in the Rooftop Restaurant. With three cafes, lighter meals and cake are always on the menu too all with free WiFi. GO ONLINE TO BOOK YOUR TABLE TODAY OR CALL

PHOTO BY ANDREW FOX days-out Spend your day at our

as a king, eat, drink, sit by the river and feed

15 PHOTO BY ANDREW FOX days-out Spend your day at our Stratford-upon-Avon home. Explore our buildings, discover the magic of theatre making, look out over Stratford, dress up as a king, eat, drink, sit by the river and feed the ducks. There s plenty to fill your day. GO ONLINE FOR ITINERARIES THAT SUIT YOU

cinemas / PHOTO BY DAVID TETT See our Shakespeare productions in your local cinema, broadcast live from Stratford-upon-Avon. We also stream productions, for free, directly into UK schools.

16 cinemas / PHOTO BY DAVID TETT See our Shakespeare productions in your local cinema, broadcast live from Stratford-upon-Avon. We also stream productions, for free, directly into UK schools. Register online today. Live from Stratford-upon-Avon is generously sponsored by SIDNEY E. FRANK FOUNDATION Schools Broadcasts are generously supported by VIRGIN MEDIA GO ONLINE TO FIND SCREENINGS NEAR YOU

events / PHOTO BY DAVID TETT Our year-round

regular programme of onstage talks to outdoor

17 events / PHOTO BY DAVID TETT Our year-round programme of events has something for everyone. From free family activities in the school holidays to live music and comedy gigs, a regular programme of onstage talks to outdoor extravaganzas. GO ONLINE FOR A FULL LIST OF ALL EVENTS AND TO BOOK

education/ PHOTO BY ROB FREEMAN There are so many ways for teachers, schools and young people to work with us, from free schools broadcasts of our Shakespeare

Our new film series, The Text Detectives, unlocks Shakespeare s language while our national programme of Associate Schools transforms first experiences of

18 education/ PHOTO BY ROB FREEMAN There are so many ways for teachers, schools and young people to work with us, from free schools broadcasts of our Shakespeare productions, through professional development, to workshops, conferences and events. Our new film series, The Text Detectives, unlocks Shakespeare s language while our national programme of Associate Schools transforms first experiences of Shakespeare and live theatre. The work of the RSC Education Department is generously supported by PAUL HAMLYN FOUNDATION, THE POLONSKY FOUNDATION, THE ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER FOUNDATION and the ERNEST COOK TRUST GO ONLINE FOR TEACHER RESOURCES

As well as the knowledge you re helping to create world-class theatre, you ll benefit from

19 PHOTO BY SAM ALLARD support PRINTED AUGUST 2017 W Show your love and support for the RSC and become a Member or Patron. As well as the knowledge you re helping to create world-class theatre, you ll benefit from advance and exclusive information, Priority Booking and special events and discounts. Don t miss out join today. GO ONLINE TO JOIN TODAY RSC REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER

20 performance schedule MARCH - SEPTEMBER 2018 MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT MARCH APRIL F 7.00 P 7.00 P F APRIL MAY RLIVE OUR 7.00 P 7.00 LIVE F SBP OUR MAY JUNE F L MISCHIEF FESTIVAL AT THE OTHER PLACE FULL DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED JULY AUGUST P 1.00 RLIVE L OUR 7.00 LIVE AUGUST SEPTEMBER P no perf 1.00 RLIVE 7.00 LIVE L L OUR MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT L F OUR OUR F F L P L 2018 Media Partner Royal Shakespeare Theatre, and Juliet, King, The Merry Wives of Windsor Swan Theatre The Duchess of, The Fantastic Follies of, Miss Abbreviations = and Juliet, = King, = The Merry Wives of Windsor, = The Duchess of, = The Fantastic Follies of, = Miss KEY = Reduced Price Preview F = First Performance P = Press Night L = Last Performance LIVE = Live to Cinema (Stalls not available) RLIVE = Live to Cinema rehearsal (Stalls not available) OUR = Open Understudy Rehearsal (available to book two weeks prior to event) SBP = Shakespeare Birthday Performance = Pre- or Post-Show event ASSISTED PERFORMANCES = Audio Described Performance = Captioned Performance = Semi-integrated British Sign Language Interpreted Performance SUN 3 JUNE LIVE AT THE RSC DAVID BADDIEL My Family: Not the Sitcom FIND OUT MORE AT RSC.ORG.UK AND FOLLOW US ON TheRSC TheRSC TheRSC The.RSC

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