RSC Theatre Breaks

A Soldier in Every Son - An Aztec Trilogy Royal Shakespeare Theatre Breaks
Late 14th century in the Valley of Mexico and a small, unknown tribe called the Aztecs propel themselves from nomadic mercenaries to rulers of a great empire. Passion, power and intrigue play out in this epic political thriller which charts the history of an ancient civilisation.

A Tender Thing Royal Shakespeare Theatre Breaks
Ben Power weaves together the words of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet in a touching story of two lovers. Familiar lines echo through a story that celebrates the timelessness of Shakespeare’s language, in a beautiful and heartbreaking world where hope triumphs over all.

Julius Caesar Royal Shakespeare Theatre Breaks
As Julius Caesars strength and popularity look set to propel him to the imperial throne, those closest to him act to prevent what they fear will become a dictatorship. But the brutal assassination of one man unleashes a tide of violence that will drag thousands into a bloody civil war.

King John Royal Shakespeare Theatre Breaks
King John’s claim to the throne is challenged by France, which threatens war unless he steps aside in favour of his nephew, Arthur. A bitter, political struggle ensues as a weakened King clings to power, no matter what the cost.

Much Ado About Nothing Royal Shakespeare Theatre Breaks
David Tennant and Catherine Tate will star in Shakespeare's classic comedy Much Ado About Nothing at the Wyndham's Theatre this May. Two young lovers Claudio and Hero are to be married imminently but the devious scheming of a resentful Prince looks set to thwart the nuptials.

Richard III Royal Shakespeare Theatre Breaks
Richard III Theatre Breaks always includes tickets with hotel accommodation, and the number of tickets you request must be the same as the number of hotel guests. There are currently no reviews for Richard III, but when we have so

Romeo and Juliet in Baghdad Royal Shakespeare Theatre Breaks
Power-hungry Richard, Duke of Gloucester, plots, manipulates and murders his way to the throne in Shakespeare’s brilliant expose of this infamous monarch.

The Comedy of Errors Royal Shakespeare Theatre Breaks
Shakespeare’s joyful comedy follows the fortunes of two sets of identical twins. Separated at birth and then thrown together again, events lead to a tale of confusion and mistaken identity. Directed by Amir Nizar Zuabi, The Comedy of Errors plays in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon, as part of the as part of the What Country Friends Is This? trilogy.

The Heresy of Love Royal Shakespeare Theatre Breaks
The Royal Shakespeare Company presents the world premiere of The Heresy of Love by Helen Edundson. Based on the life of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, the writer of House of Desires, The Heresy of Love is an exciting new play from an acclaimed writer and director.

The Tempest Royal Shakespeare Theatre Breaks
Shakespeare’s Prospero is usurped from his position as Duke of Milan and cast away with his daughter to a remote island. Twelve years later, and intent on revenge, he raises a magical tempest that shipwrecks his enemies on his shores.

Troilus and Cressida Royal Shakespeare Theatre Breaks
Shakespeare’s epic Trojan play about love, war and politics. Rupert Goold and Elizabeth LeCompte co-direct an Anglo-American company in a groundbreaking, multi-media collaboration between the RSC and The Wooster Group. New York-based The Wooster Group is well known for its experimental and innovative style. Rupert Goold is an RSC Associate Director and Artistic Director of Headlong.

Twelfth Night Royal Shakespeare Theatre Breaks
Twelfth Night Theatre Breaks always includes tickets with hotel accommodation, and the number of tickets you request must be the same as the number of hotel guests. There are currently no reviews for Twelfth Night, but when we hav

Two Roses for Richard III Royal Shakespeare Theatre Breaks
From Brazil, Companhia BufoMecânica brings a breathtaking production, combining Shakespeare’s text with circus, multimedia, visual metaphor and aerial choreography. Inspired by Shakespeare’s history plays, the bloody events of the War of the Roses are vividly re-imagined in a glorious black carnival of villainy, corruption and seduction. Begins in promenade and moves into The Courtyard Theatre from outside the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.