Royal Shakespeare Theatre

• Much Ado About Nothing Director Michael Longhurst kicks off the season with a new staging of Shakespeare’s original rom-com, set in the glossy world of professional football | 12 April - 24 May 2025
• Hamlet Hail To The Thief Shakespeare’s great tragedy and Radiohead’s seminal album collide in this world premiere, adapted by Christine Jones with Steven Hoggett, with music by Radiohead and orchestrations by Thom Yorke | 4-28 June 2025 | BOOKING OPEN
• The Winter's Tale Director Yaël Farber makes her RSC debut with Shakespeare's enigmatic story of love, loss and rebirth | 12 July - 30 August 2025
• Measure For Measure Emily Burns returns to direct a new staging of William Shakespeare’s razor-sharp examination of hypocrisy and corruption | 13 September - 25 October 2025
• The BFG Roald Dahl’s unforgettable story in Tom Wells’ magical new adaptation, directed by RSC Co-Artistic Director Daniel Evans, an RSC, Chichester Festival Theatre and Roald Dahl Story Company production | 25 November 2025 - 31 January 2026

SWAN THEATRE

• Titus Andronicus Olivier and Tony Award-winning actor Simon Russell Beale returns to the RSC alongside Associate Artist Emma Fielding in a new production of Shakespeare’s bloodiest tragedy, directed by Max Webster | 17 April - 7 June 2025
• The Constant Wife Rose Leslie stars in a sparkling new version of W. Somerset Maugham’s play, adapted by Olivier Award-winning playwright Laura Wade and directed by Co-Artistic Director Tamara Harvey | 20 June - 2 August 2025
• Fat Ham James Ijames’ Pulitzer prize-winning play makes its European premiere with original direction by Saheem Ali, directed by Sideeq Heard | 15 August - 13 September 2025
• An Actor Convalescing in Devon Richard Nelson’s moving and compelling one-man play starring RSC Associate Artist Paul Jesson | Sunday 20 July 2025

THE OTHER PLACE

• 4.48 Psychosis Sarah Kane’s final masterpiece returns 25 years on in a new co-production with the Royal Court Theatre reuniting the entire original cast and creative team. Directed by the award-winning James Macdonald | 10-27 July 2025 | BOOKING OPEN
• The Two Gentlemen of Verona Joanna Bowman directs a new 80-minute version of Shakespeare’s gloriously silly comedy of love and friendship | 4-31 August 2025

Booking opens for:

• Artists' Circle and Gold Patrons | Friday 31 January
• Silver Patrons | Monday 3 February
• Bronze | Tuesday 4 February
• Members | Friday 7 February
• Subscribers | Tuesday 11 February
• Public Booking | Wednesday 12 February

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