Acclaimed for his roles in Fresh Meat and Last Tango in Halifax, we talk to Tony Gardner about his RSC debut in Love's Labour's Lost.

RSC veteran actor Richard Katz, recently seen in The Fair Maid of the West, talks about his many roles on our Stratford-upon-Avon stages.

The actor talks about drawing on his Jacques Lecoq physical theatre training to create a shape-shifting Witch for Macbeth.

A recent drama school graduate, Tyreke has already been cast in two RSC productions. He talks to Viv Graver about his route into the acting profession.

Madeleine Mantock discusses the challenges of bringing the central character of a beloved novel to life on stage in the world premiere of Hamnet.

Jamie is playing Iachimo in our new production of Cymbeline. He talks about seeing the show from every angle.

Heledd talks about playing Ariel in The Tempest, learning a new instrument and her favourite moments in the show.

A Christmas Carol's Giles Taylor talks about playing multiple roles in the same production and the joys of repeated collaborations with directors.

Emma Pallant talks about playing Mrs Cratchit in A Christmas Carol and her approach to Shakespeare over her career.

Viv Graver chats with Emma Manton about playing Twelfth Night's Malvolio as a woman.

Viv Graver talks to the Boy in the Dress actor about coming to Shakespeare later in life and his experiences with the RSC.

The King John actor talks to Viv Graver about onstage and off-stage motherhood and playing a tough woman.

RSC regular Tom McCall talks to Viv Graver about his role as Hubert in King John and 'falling into Shakespeare'.

Amy Trigg talks to Viv Graver about discovering Shakespeare, using a wheelchair on stage, and overcoming her imposter syndrome.

Actor Amanda Harris talks to Viv Graver about her long history with the RSC and being part of our 2019 summer of Shakespeare.

Lucy Phelps talks to Viv Graver about playing Rosalind in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and how being multilingual helps her unlock Shakespeare.

Joe Arkley, who plays Katherine in our gender-swapped version of The Taming of the Shrew, talks about becoming an actor and challenging expectations.

Actor David Ajao talks about finding his way into theatre and playing Orlando in our current production of As You Like It.

A regular feature of recent RSC productions, Patrick Drury talks to Viv Graver about what happens when good people get caught up in tragedy.

From Shakespeare to Christmas Past, Viv talks to Claire Carrie for our Pathways to Shakespeare blog about "thinking up" to the audience.

Actor Sheila Reid talks to Viv Graver about how she became an actor and her current role as Thersites in Troilus and Cressida.

Tartuffe and Tamburlaine actor James Clyde talks to Viv Graver about tragedy, comedy and the immediacy of theatre.

Viv Graver talks to David Acton about his contrasting roles in Macbeth and The Merry Wives of Windsor.

"Shakespeare isn’t for or made by one kind of accent" - Karen Fishwick talks to Viv Graver about taking on her first Shakespearean role as Juliet.

The Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet actor talks to Viv Graver about coming late to Shakespeare, and his different roles at the RSC.

Macbeth actor Niamh Cusack talks to Viv Graver about coming from an acting family and the motivations of her character, Lady Macbeth.

Actor Nicholas Bishop talks about his journey into acting, and playing Orsino and Charles Dickens together.

Actor Beruce Khan talks about taking Hamlet around the world, and his current roles in Twelfth Night and A Christmas Carol.

Hannah Morrish talks about the complicated place of women in Shakespeare's Roman plays.

Rome Season actor Amber James talks about how she got interested in Shakespeare and her journey into theatre.

Passionate, strong and in control of her own destiny: the actor playing Cleopatra describes her pathway to Shakespeare.

The actor playing Mark Antony talks about rehearsals as a playground where you can chuck the paintbox around.

The Rome season actor talks about playing Cassius and Saturnius, and trying his hand at directing.

As Alexandra Gilbreath comes to the end of her run as Angellica Bianca in Aphra Benn’s The Rover, she confesses to feeling somewhat melancholic.

Joseph is back in the Swan Theatre playing the main role of Willmore in The Rover. He was last here ten years ago in Marianne Elliott’s Much Ado about Nothing.

Heroism, love, pathos: James, who plays Palamon, loves The Two Noble Kinsmen.

Bethan plays Innogen in Cymbeline. Bethan finds Innogen petulant, headstrong and flawed

Never in her wildest dreams could Natalie have imagined this year at the RSC: Ophelia, Guideria and Cordelia in one season

Lucy had worked in panto and done male impersonation in cabaret and found inspiration for her Puck there

Marcus has become a familiar face to regular theatre goers. He is currently playing Laertes in Hamlet and Cloten in Cymbeline

Anyone who has seen Sandy Grierson as Faustus must acknowledge the amazing energy of his performance

10 years ago Paapa had never acted, yet here he is at 25 playing Hamlet at the RSC

Shakespeare 'wasn't exactly a delight' at school for the A Midsummer Night's Dream actor

How did a young architect find his way onto the Royal Shakespeare Theatre stage playing Flute in A Midsummer Night's Dream?

Actor Jonathan Broadbent's journey to Shakespeare, and how this informed his Swan Theatre roles in Love for Love and Queen Anne

Miles says that his first memory of Shakespeare is “cold and green”

Patsy just knew she had to accept the role of Portia, an opportunity not to be missed. But she worried that she might be doomed

Playing Desdemona in Othello was a double first for Joanna Vanderham: her first Shakespearean role in her first big theatre

Nick Haverson, working at the RSC for the first time, had important roles in all three plays this season

Interview with actor Michelle Terry from Love's Labour's Lost and Love's Labour's Won

Edward Bennett appeared as Berowne in Love's Labour's Lost and Benedick in Love's Labour's Won in 2014