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Photo by Stewart Hemley to explore how webringShakespeare’s playstolifeon stage. amazing craftwithin ourworkandtakeyoubehind-the-scenes past andpresent.It will letyoudiscovertheideasand and inspirationofdirectors, designers,musiciansandmakers, bytheatrecostume andexplorethecreativitybe transformed onstage,chance toexperiencewhatitfeelslike perform spark yourimagination.Fundigitalinteractives willgiveyouthe The exhibitionwillalsobepackedwithhands-on activitiesto characters havebeeninterpretedforthe stage. and influentialwaysinwhichShakespeare’s stories,settingsand flesh, Prospero’s magic,Macbeth’s witchesandShylock’s pound of and JulietTitus Andronicus’s blood,gutsand gore,to ofRomeo loveaffair makers andaudiences.Fromtheeternal For over400years,Shakespeare’s playshaveinspiredtheatre our history, fromthe1800stopresentday. of themostfamoustheatreproductionsandiconicmomentsin exquisite costumesandoriginalsetdesigns.Itwillhighlightsome and collection,theexhibitionwillshowcaserarelyseenprops, stage inStratford-upon-Avon. Fulloftreasuresfromourarchive THE PLAY’S ofShakespeareon THETHINGcelebratesthehistory Theatre Wing in Stratford-upon-Avon. new exhibition in the restored Swan In June 2016 we will open our brand MOST FAMOUS THEATRE COMPANY SECRETS ANDSTORIESFROMTHEWORLD’S THE THING PLAY’S THE NEW FOR2016 The Play’s TheThingwillexplorethemanyimaginative
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& GALLERIESIMPROVEMENT FUND,THEWOLFSONFOUNDATION andmany othergeneroussupporters. LOTTERY fromtheGARFIELDWESTONFOUNDATION, FUND,withgeneroussupport DCMS/WOLFSONMUSEUMS The refurbishmentoftheSwanWinghas beenmadepossiblethrougha£2.8millionawardfromtheHERITAGE Man speechfromShakespeare'sAsYou LikeIt. line theSwanTheatrestaircaseandillustrateSevenAgesof and Tragedies, andtheoriginalstainedglasswindowswhich Paul Kummer, whichdepictShakespeare'sComedies,Histories restoration andinterpretationofthethreeexteriorbasreliefsby windows, androof'lights',theprojectwillinclude Alongside thesympatheticcleaningofbrickwork,lead the buildingandenhancingpublicspaces. being significantlyrestored,revealingthehiddenheritagewithin Memorial Theatre.Thefaçadeandinteriorofthebuildingis oftheoriginalShakespearecurrent SwanTheatre,builtaspart Stratford-upon-Avon. theentranceof The1879wingforms oftheRSC'stheatresinrestoration oftheoldestpart ofamajorprojectwhichwillseetheThe exhibitionispart David Tennant. andHelen Mirren,JudiDench,IanMcKellen,PatrickStewart Laurence Olivier, PeggyAshcroft,PaulRobeson,BenKingsley, byVivienHighlights includecostumesworn Leigh, pioneering technologyofourstagestoday. windows ofouroriginalmemorialtheatrearchitecturetothe stainedglasstheatres, fromthebeautifulnineteenthcentury You ofour will beabletoimmerseyourselfinthehistory Artist impressionofexhibitionentrance. Artist Artist impression ofexhibitioninteractive. Artist
Photo by Angus McBean www.rsc.org.uk/theplaysthething PRIORITY BOOKING MEMBERS ANDSUPPORTERS’ www.rsc.org.uk/theplaysthething Call yourtickethotlineorvisit HOW TOBOOK purchase allticketsforjust£5perperson. RSC FamilyMembersbringingunder18sonaFridaycan price payingadult fullFamilies -upto4under18sarehalfpricewithevery Under 5sgofree 10students to Friday)plusonefreeteacherticketforevery UK SchoolsandCollegeGroupof10+students£5(Monday Groups of20+adults£8 Adults TICKETS 2016 Public BookingopensonMonday22February June andJuly2016 opens onMonday7Decemberforticketsin andMembers Priority BookingforRSCSupporters exclusive openingperiod. Guarantee yourticketsduringPriorityBookingforthe Be amongstthefirstthroughdoorofournewexhibition. open dailyfrom10amJune2016 THE PLAY’S THETHING Armour, drapeandtunic:LaurenceOlivier as Macbeth,1955. £8.50
productions tothescreen. and thechallengesoftranslating stage the RSC’s involvementwithfilm andtelevision to exploreawiderange ofquestionsabout DoranandTrevorDirectors Gregory Nunn, RSCArtistic featuring currentandformer at theUniversityofYork, chairsapanel Judith Buchanan, Professor of Film & Literature on ScreenDiscussion RSC Shakespeare SUNDAY 10JANUARY, 2PM,£11.50 in analmostbaretelevisionstudio. Place inStratford-upon-Avon, wasrecorded production, originallystagedatTheOther Trevor Nunn’s intenseandintimate from JudiDenchandIanMcKellen, Graced byfiercelythoughtfulperformances Screen DirectorPhilipCasson Theatre DirectorTrevor Nunn Macbeth SATURDAY 9JANUARY, 3PM,£11.50 020 76388891.Bookingfeesapply. Barbican BoxOfficeon To bookticketspleasecallthe Shakespeare's GreatCycleofKings. Accompanying 9 -31JANUARY 2016 BARBICAN, LONDON, directed byTrevor Doran,featuringahostofRSCAlumni. Nunn,PeterHallandGregory We’re showingcaptivating,rareandnever-before-screenedproductions,includingthose Curated byJohnWyver, RSCDirectorofScreenProduction,inassociationwith theBarbican. ON SCREEN RSC SHAKESPEARE (Thames forITV, 1979) King AndCountry:
Photo by Angus McBean A MidsummerNight'sDream , 1959. Richard III The Wars oftheRoses: TUESDAY 12JANUARY, 6PM,£11.50 on television. significant andcompellingproductionsof theatre Unseen fordecades,thesearetwoofthemost PlaysCycle. of thefirstgreatRSCHistory Premieres ofnewlyrestoredBBCrecordings Screen DirectorsMichaelHayesandRobinMidgeley Theatre DirectorsPeterHallandJohnBarton MONDAY 11JANUARY, 12NOON,£6 with CharlesLaughtonasBottom. recordofPeterHall’spartial acclaimedstaging broadcast. Thisisapreciousandrarely-seen Stratford-upon-Avon, butseeminglynever Filmed forAmericantelevisioninthetheatre Screen DirectorHubbellRobinson Theatre DirectorPeterHall A MidsummerNight’s Dream SUNDAY 10JANUARY, 4PM,£11.50 Suzman (Lady Anne) and Eric Porter (Richmond). Suzman (LadyAnne)and EricPorter alsofromJanet there areoutstandingperformances is atthecentreofthisinnovative BBCrecordingand Ian Holm’s compelling,chameleon-like KingRichard Screen DirectorsMichaelHayesandRobinMidgeley Theatre DirectorsPeterHallandJohnBarton Henry VIandEdwardIV Henry The Wars oftheRoses: (BBC, 1965)
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Photo by Angus McBean As You LikeIt TUESDAY 19JANUARY, 6PM,£11.50 the fourleads'. between the beautifullyachievedchemistry strength onbothstageandscreenwas Michael Brookehaswritten,'itsgreat Stratford-upon-Avon. Ascritic intimate productionforTheOtherPlace, versionofTrevorA powerful Nunn’s Theatre andScreenDirectorTrevor Nunn Othello SUNDAY 17JANUARY, 3PM,£11.50 luminous Rosalind. memorable forVanessa Redgrave’s version, setaroundahugeoaktree,ismost established RSC,MichaelElliott’s sparkling One oftheearliesthitsfornewly Screen DirectorRonaldEyre Theatre DirectorMichaelElliott Paul ScofieldasKingLear, 1971. (Primetime forBBC,1990) (BBC, 1963)
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Photo by Ellie Kurrtz King Lear SATURDAY 23JANUARY, 3PM,£11.50 A MidsummerNight’s Dream SUNDAY 24JANUARY, 3PM,£11.50 Paul Scofield’s isiconic. centralperformance Jutlandandhasasparegrandeur.North snow-covered landscapesofDenmark’s filmed inblack-andwhiteagainstthe Peter Brook’s visionofthetragedywas Theatre andScreenDirectorPeterBrook incomparable Polonius. (Ophelia) andOliverFordDaviesasan MariahGalePenny Downie(Gertrude), (Claudius),cast includePatrickStewart spying. Otherstandoutsinthedistinguished and an Elsinoresurroundedbysurveillance David Tennant’s quicksilverPrincelivesin staging,inwhichmodern-dress Doran’sessence ofGregory 2008 This strikingtelevisionfilmcapturesthe Doran Theatre andScreenDirectorGregory Hamlet SUNDAY 31JANUARY, 2PM,£11.50 immaculate performances. this isatriumphoflushdesignand Based onAdrianNoble’s 1994staging, appears tobedreamtbyayoungboy. A richlyvisualimaginingoftheplaythat Theatre andScreenDirectorAdrianNoble David Tennant asHamlet,2009. (Illuminations/RSC forBBC,2009) (1971)
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SWAN THEATRE | STRATFORD-UPON-AVON UNTIL 22 JANUARY 2016 A comedy of mischief, money and madness
Valentine, Sir Sampson’s dissolute eldest son, finds himself at a standstill; the only way out of his financial difficulties is to give in to his father’s pressure to sign over his right of inheritance to his younger brother. Seeing a chance to escape his debts, Valentine accepts the deal but, fearing he will now be spurned by his beloved Angelica, takes drastic action to ensure he retains what is rightfully his. Selina Cadell (The Rivals, Arcola Theatre 2014) makes her RSC directorial debut with Congreve’s glorious Restoration comedy where love for love is stronger than love for money.
COMPANY DIRECTOR Daisy Ashford Selina Cadell Jonathan Broadbent Robert Cavanah SET DESIGNER Jonathan Christie CAPTIONED PERFORMANCES Tom Piper Daniel Easton Wednesday 6 January 2016, 1.30pm COSTUME DESIGNER Michael Fenton Stevens Thursday 21 January 2016, 7.30pm Rosalind Ebbutt Hermione Gulliford AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCES LIGHTING Nicholas Le Prevost Saturday 12 December, 1.30pm Vince Herbert Justine Mitchell (Touch Tour 11.15am - 12 noon) Hywel Morgan Saturday 19 December, 1.30pm MUSIC Carl Prekopp (Touch Tour 11.15am - 12 noon) Eliza Thompson Jenny Rainsford Friday 15 January 2016, 7.30pm SOUND Elliott Ross (Touch Tour 5.15pm - 6pm) Claire Windsor Michael Thomas POST SHOW TALKBACK Anna Tierney COMMEDIA CONSULTANT Monday 11 January, onstage, Free Tom Turner Didi Hopkins
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SWAN THEATRE | STRATFORD-UPON-AVON UNTIL 23 JANUARY 2016
THE STORY OF A FORGOTTEN QUEEN
1702. William III is on the throne and England is on the verge of war. Princess Anne is soon to become Queen, and her advisors vie for influence over the future monarch. Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough, a close friend with whom Anne has an intensely personal relationship, begins to exert increasing pressure as she pursues her own designs on power. Contending with deceit and blackmail, Anne must decide where her allegiances lie, and whether to sacrifice her closest CAPTIONED PERFORMANCES relationships for the sake of the country. COMPANY Tuesday 22 December, 7.30pm Emma Cunniffe (Wendy & Peter Pan 2013, Daisy Ashford Wednesday 13 January, 7.30pm Women Beware Women 2006) returns to Jonathan Broadbent AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCES the Company as Queen Anne, and Robert Cavanah Friday 8 January, 7.30pm Natascha McElhone makes her RSC Jonathan Christie (Touch Tour 5.15pm-6pm) DIRECTOR debut as Sarah Churchill. Natascha’s Emma Cunniffe Saturday 23 January 7.30pm Natalie Abrahami Daniel Easton previous acting credits include the films (Touch Tour 5.15-6pm) DESIGNER Ronin, The Truman Show and Solaris Michael Fenton Stevens WRITER AND DIRECTOR TALK Hannah Clark and the American TV show Richard Hope Wednesday 25 November, 5.30pm – 6.15pm, £5 Californication. Natascha McElhone LIGHTING Hywel Morgan POST SHOW TALKBACK Charles Balfour Helen Edmundson's Beth Park Thursday 7 January 2016, onstage, Free (The Heresy of Love, 2012) MUSIC AND SOUND Carl Prekopp gripping new play exploring Ben and Max Ringham Jenny Rainsford The RSC Acting Companies are generously supported by the little known story of a Elliott Ross THE GATSBY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION and THE KOVNER FOUNDATION MOVEMENT monarch caught between Anna Tierney The work of the RSC Literary Department is generously supported by Ann Yee friendship and duty is directed THE DRUE HEINZ TRUST Tom Turner VIDEO by Natalie Abrahami Queen Anne is presented with the generous support of Ragevan Vasan RSC Board Member Miranda Curtis Will Duke (Happy Days, Young Vic 2014). www.rsc.org.uk/queenanne Rehearsal photos by Manuel Harlan NEW RSC WEBSITE LEAVE A DEDICATE A From late November, when you visit www.rsc.org.uk you may notice a few changes. We have been developing our website SEAT IN to work across a range of platforms and to make it more simple to browse whilst retaining all the features we know you love. GIFT IN The developments continue and we will share further details of new and enhanced features in future newsletters. THE ROYAL YOUR WILL SHAKESPEARE THEATRE Our Take Your Seat appeal was originally launched as part of the Transformation Campaign for the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in 2007. Now in 2016 as we celebrate Shakespeare’s legacy, we would like to offer you the opportunity to again be part of RSC history by naming a seat in the RST. Honour a family member or close friend, share your love of theatre with your children and grandchildren, or your favourite play or quote from a play, with an inscribed seat plaque. There are a limited number of seats available at £1,200 on all three levels of the RST auditorium. You can sign up to pay by Direct Debit and spread the cost of your seat over 12 months. Please contact Michele Cottiss in the Development Team on [email protected] or by telephoning 01789 272283.
BOOKING ONLINE? CHECK THE VIEW FROM YOUR SEAT BEFORE YOU BOOK Photo by Manuel Harlan When you next book your tickets online at click on the area or price range which and we will show you a sample view of the As a kind Supporter you will know that our www.rsc.org.uk and reach the interests you... stage from these seats. You can do this in Seating Plan stage select the level of the either the Royal Shakespeare Theatre or aim is to stage theatre at its best, made in theatre in which you prefer to sit... the Swan Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon. Stratford-upon-Avon and shared around the world with the widest possible audience. As registered charity, voluntary donations are vital and we ask you to remember what it is you love about the RSC and consider leaving a gift in your Will to enable others to share your passion. The RSC regularly receives gifts from people who have kindly chosen to remember us in their Will. Legacy gifts, large and small have helped build our new Royal Shakespeare Theatre, stage productions, create education projects and provide artist training. By remembering the RSC in your Will, you can ensure the RSC’s future, helping both artists and audiences in the UK and throughout the world enjoy Shakespeare’s legacy. We’d like to thank you
Jodhi May Natascha McElhone By telling us you have pledged a legacy we can keep you informed about our work and welcome you to our Benefactors Circle. To notify us and for general enquiries please email
[email protected] or telephone 01789 272283. Photo by David Woodings Please note that as a RECENT FORTHCOMING registered charity the events are charged EVENTS EVENTS to cover costs.
SUPPORTERS’ EVENING SILVER AND GOLD PATRONS, ARTISTS CIRCLE FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER 2015 WENDY & PETER PAN INSIGHT EVENT MONDAY 30 NOVEMBER 2015, 1PM – 3PM This autumn the Royal Shakespeare Theatre returns to Neverland with Ella Hickson’s acclaimed re-telling of JM Barrie’s classic children’s story; Wendy & Peter Pan. The staging of this production is truly magical with the Lost Boys’ underground hideaway appearing from the substage, Captain Hook’s ship seemingly sailing through the waves and aerial acrobatics from Peter Pan and his shadows. On Monday 30 November 2015, we invite you to join us in the auditorium where the Automation Team will give an insight into how these special effects are created. You will have the opportunity to go on stage and see the automation in action whilst hearing from the experts who make the magic happen. Afternoon tea with members of our Production Team will follow the hour-long insight event. Tickets for this event are £20 to include afternoon tea. Nicholas Gerard-Martin sings 'Who is Sylvia' Places for this event are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Supporters’ Evening 2015 was a wonderful night of theatre, fine dining and post-show merriment. We would like to thank all of our guests, actors and musicians who made the night truly special. SHAKESPEARE CIRCLE, SILVER AND GOLD Before taking their seats for the performance of Henry V, over 100 PATRONS, ARTISTS CIRCLE supporters were treated to champagne and supper at the Arden Hotel during which Gregory Doran shared his plans for the Shakespeare TOP TOURS COMING SOON anniversary celebrations in 2016. Following the performance, our guests Prior to TOP’s official opening in February 2016, our supporters will be stayed in their seats while Nigel Hugill and Catherine Mallyon took to able to enjoy exclusive behind-the-scenes tour with Operations Manager the stage to give a special thank you for the continued support of all Alistair Goddon, before the building opens to the general public. our donors. This series of tours will incorporate our new 200-seat flexible studio The post-show party then got into full swing as guests were joined by theatre and the 30,000 piece Costume Store, which has been relocated to the Henry V company. One of the evening’s highlights was an impromptu give the public access to these beautiful pieces of production history. performance by Bruce O’Neil (Head of Music) who was joined by These exclusive tours will be taking place in February 2016, and booking members of the Company for a musical interlude including a hilarious will open in the January 2016 newsletter. serenade by actor Nick Gerard-Martin. With a Henry V quiz, a shove Places for these preview tours are limited and will be allocated on a first ha’penny contest and music from the house band, it was a night come, first served basis. to remember. SHOWCASE DAY 2016 We announced that Showcase Day 2016 will take place on Saturday 4 June 2016. Please keep the date free in your diary.
GOLD PATRONS AND ARTISTS CIRCLE
Across each season, we are delighted to invite our Gold Patrons and Artists Circle to join us for Press Nights taking place in the RST and Swan Theatres in Stratford-upon-Avon. All available dates can be found on your Supporter Events Calendar. Ticket price includes private interval drinks.
ARTISTS CIRCLE
Alex Hassell with Supporters In addition to all press nights in Stratford-upon-Avon, all Artists Circle will
Photos by Gina Print receive an invitation to our London Press Nights.
For more information on our events or to book a place, please contact Kate Perry at [email protected] or 01789 403467.