From the English Civil War to the present day.
It's been putting on shows for almost 100 years 🤯
(And Puritans trying to ruin everything)
Captain Picard takes on the Bard.
Max Martin meets the Bard.
Gender fluid Shakespeare.
A stumbling production that survives on goodwill.
This new take on Shakespeare is a joy to experience.
A practical joke by John Cleese?
This is no ordinary building site.
All the city's a stage for the Bard's memorials.
Shakespeare with sombreros.
Get an eyeful of this island.
Nothing to do with the novelist.
Wherefore art thou, Shakey?
Including the site of London's first gastropub.
Why is one tree more popular than all the others?
Love's Labour's Lost and Much Ado About Nothing, set either side of the first world war.
Will her successor be another man?
Discovered by accident in the 1980s.
Five mouth-watering shows opening this month.
What's it got to do with Leicester?
Say thank you to Meryl Streep and others.
Summery suggestions for encounters with the stars, under the stars.
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