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A Midsummer Night's Dream
Shakespeare's feast of magic,
music, humour and spectacle. The boundaries between
reality and imagination merge as the characters find themselves
caught in a web of magic in the Athenian woods.
Performances are SOLD OUT for the season. More about this Play |
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A Winter's Tale
Shakespeare strips away the
trappings of a man’s success in a bewitchingly beautiful
exploration of what constitutes true happiness.
Performances from March 31st, 2009 to October 3rd. More about this Play |
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As You Like It
Subverts the traditional rules of romance, confusing gender roles,
nature and politics in a play that reflects on how bewildering yet
utterly pleasurable life can be.
Performances from April 18th, 2009 to October 3rd. More about this Play |
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Don John
England, 1978. The
Winter of Discontent. Cold hearts seek comfort and poor souls look
for love. But wait... Help is on hand. Don John is here! Dangerous, naughty
and irresistible.
Performances from December 12th, 2008 to January 10th, 2009 More about this Play |
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Hamlet
David Tennant and
Patrick Stewart perform in Shakespeare's
great tragedy of a young man haunted by his father's ghost and
driven to the edge of madness in his obsession to avenge his
death.
Performances are SOLD OUT for the season. More about this Play |
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Julius Caesar
A masterpiece of political
power play and manipulation, Julius
Caesar examines the conflict between one man’s ambition and
the good of the state.
Performances from May 15th, 2009 to October 2nd. More about this Play |
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Love's Labour's Lost
David Tennant performs
in Shakespeare's exuberant comedy that explores the
power of love over reason.
Performances are SOLD OUT for the season. More about this Play |
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Romeo and Juliet
In a society
dominated by religion and bound by ties of strict family loyalty,
two teenagers are trapped by their secret love. As a dangerous
vendetta spills on to the streets, the young lovers are forced to
risk all to be together.
Performances from November 27th, 2008 to January 24th, 2009. More about this Play |
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The Tempest
Antony Sher returns to the RSC to play Prospero in
this new production in association with South
Africa's Baxter Theatre Centre. Legendary South African actor, John
Kani also performs.
Performances run from February 14th to March 14th, 2009. More about this Play |