The third blog in our series focuses on the artist Rumbidzai Savanhu and her residency at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.
Sophie Culverwell The GAP Arts Project Summer ResidenciesSometime too hot the eye of heaven shines…
Andrew Anderson Sustainable ShakespeareCataloguing Archivist Jim Ranahan looks at our ongoing commitment to support, celebrate, and reflect on the continued impact of LGBTQ+ communities.
Jim Ranahan Proud Shakespeare LGBTQ+Esme Wise, who leads our Welcombe Hills Walks, reflects on what it is like to guide visitors around this beautiful space on the outskirts of Stratford-upon-Avon and speak Shakespeare’s words in the wild.
Esme Wise Welcombe Hills Sustainable ShakespeareThe second blog in our series focuses on the artist Hassan Rahmani and his residency at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.
Sophie Culverwell The GAP Arts Project Summer ResidenciesFind out more about how we're saving water at Mary Arden's Farm in this latest blog from our Farm Manager Isabelle Butterworth
Isabelle Butterworth Sustainable Shakespeare Mary Arden's FarmAn update on how the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust is encouraging biodiversity this summer.
Andrew Anderson Encouraging Biodiversity Sustainable ShakespeareArtwork created by the GAP Arts project will be displayed in the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust’s properties over the summer.
Emily White The GAP Arts Project Summer ResidenciesReader Services Assistant Suzanne Lithgo delves into the library and RSC archive to uncover the legendary Wars of the Roses...
Suzanne Lithgo Royal Shakespeare Company War of the Roses CollectionsIn this Reader Services Guide, find out more about pre-20th century theatre ephemera in our collection and how to research performance history in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.
Madeleine Cox Pre-20th Century Reader Services Guides Performance Theatre