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Tag Archives: RSC

Titus Andronicus: “skilful directing and masterful performances”

Jessica Harris relishes blood and gore courtesy of the RSC.

30 April, 2025 in Theatre.

Much Ado About Nothing: “relevant and fresh”

The RSC’s latest take on the Shakespearean classic, as seen by Jessica Harris.

23 April, 2025 in Most recent.

Edward II: “absorbing, thoughtful and superbly staged”

Jessica Harris watches another RSC Shakespeare masterpiece.

6 March, 2025 in Books, Theatre.

Hamlet: “a triumph of a production”

Jessica Harris is enthralled by the RSC’s King of Denmark.

19 February, 2025 in Theatre.

The Tempest – First Encounters: “enchanting”

Jessica Harris watches the RSC take Shakespeare back to school.

10 February, 2025 in Most recent.

Unwrapping Twelfth Night:

Jessica Harris is at the RSC for a fascinating look behind the scenes.

18 January, 2025 in Most recent.

Twelfth Night: “surely a winner this Christmas”

Jessica Harris gets into the festive mood with the RSC.

13 December, 2024 in Christmas, Most recent, Theatre.

The Red Shoes: “passion has a price”

Jessica Harris shudders through the RSC’s adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s dark classic.

15 November, 2024 in Theatre.

Othello: “a tragedy not fully explored”

Jessica Harris watches the Royal Shakespeare Company come close.

23 October, 2024 in Theatre.

The New Real: “brilliantly constructed”

Jessica Harris enjoys a political drama at The Other Place.

12 October, 2024 in Theatre.

As You Like It: “Something of a mixed bag”

Jessica Harris is left feeling flat by this RSC production.

24 July, 2024 in Theatre.

The Merry Wives of Windsor: “topical and humorous”

Shakespeare’s immortal farce, updated by the RSC and enjoyed by Jessica Harris.

19 July, 2024 in Theatre.

Kyoto: “intense and captivating”

Jessica Harris enjoys the RSC’s take on climate change.

8 July, 2024 in Environment, Theatre.

Review: The Buddha of Suburbia

A new take on a modern classic, as seen by Jessica Harris.

1 May, 2024 in Books, Television, Theatre.

Review: Love’s Labour’s Lost

Jessica Harris reviews the Royal Shakespeare Company’s latest production.

20 April, 2024 in Books, Theatre.

Review: Ben & Imo

Jessica Harris visits the RSC for a modern-day musical treat.

1 March, 2024 in Music, Theatre.

Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Jessica Harris enjoys an unseasonal classic from the RSC.

15 February, 2024 in Books, Theatre.

Review: The Fair Maid of the West

Jessica Harris is taken by this RSC production.

13 December, 2023 in Theatre.

Review: The Box of Delights

The Royal Shakespeare Company’s Christmas offering enchants Jessica Harris.

9 November, 2023 in Christmas, Family, Theatre.

Review: The Merchant of Venice

Jessica Harris watches the RSC’s latest interpretation of the Shakespeare classic.

27 September, 2023 in Books, Theatre.

Review: Macbeth

Jessica Harris watches the RSC’s latest production.

31 August, 2023 in Theatre.

Review: Falkland Sound

Jessica Harris watches the RSC tackling a modern war story.

16 August, 2023 in Theatre.

Review: The Empress

Jessica Harris explores a tale of empire at the RSC.

19 July, 2023 in Theatre.

Review: As You Like It

The RSC’s latest production, as seen by Jessica Harris.

29 June, 2023 in Theatre.

Review: Hamnet

Jessica Harris has a mixed response at the Swan Theatre.

17 May, 2023 in Books, Theatre.

Review: Julius Caesar

Jessica Harris hails the RSC’s latest production.

29 March, 2023 in Theatre.

Review: Richard III

Jessica Harris ventures to see the RSC in one of Shakespeare’s finest.

3 July, 2022 in Theatre.

Wars of the Roses

Jessica Harris reviews this RSC production.

22 April, 2022 in Theatre.

Review: Henry VI: Rebellion

Jessica Harris reviews this Royal Shakespeare Company production.

21 April, 2022 in Theatre.

Review: The Comedy of Errors

Jessica Harris sees the RSC’s latest production.

10 August, 2021 in Theatre.

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