Join one of our membership schemes today, from as little as £20, to be among the first to book tickets to our productions in both Stratford-upon-Avon and London.

PRIORITY BOOKING DATES

For Othello, Brock's Mill and The Bear and The Piano, tickets go on sale from 10am:

Artists Circle/Gold Patrons Friday 3 July 2026
Silver Patrons Monday 6 July 2026
Bronze Patrons Tuesday 7 July 2026
Members Thursday 9 July 2026
Subscribers Wednesday 15 July 2026
Public Booking Thursday 16 July 2026

Explore the newly announced shows below:


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THE BEAR AND THE PIANO

David Litchfield’s beloved book has been translated into 37 languages and sold over 800,000 copies. Now, for the first time, this heart-warming story comes to life on stage.

This wordless adaptation by Toby Olié and Tom Brady fills the intimate setting of The Other Place with beautiful puppetry and music.

For anyone aged three and over who dreams big.

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OTHELLO

Sharon D Clarke takes the title role in this tragedy of shattered passion and revenge.

A respected female military general meets her soulmate. Desdemona is captivated by Othello's battle stories, and she by Desdemona's compassion.

But their unsanctioned marriage perilously crosses boundaries of race, sex and status.

Making her RSC debut, Monique Touko sets Othello in a climate-threatened future.

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BROCK'S MILL

Forty years ago, Bluebell Studios was where Bernard brought iconic children’s television to life. His wife Annie sewed the costumes, while May played in the sunshine. Or maybe that’s just how Bernard remembers it.

Now May is all grown up, and she has questions.

Former Director of the National Theatre, Rufus Norris directs RSC Writer-in-Residence Stewart Pringle’s new family drama.

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