#Project canvas young writers professional

450 young Shakespeare Ambassadors recruited вЂ“ working with RSC Youth Advisory Board members at a regional and national level to develop arts rich schools and communities.We deliberately work in long-term partnership with schools and communities in under-served areas in a way that unlocks potential, levels the playing field and opens up what Shakespeare and his plays can mean for the next generation. RSC research with children and young people tells us that an education that includes arts and cultural subjects teaches critical thinking and increases emotional resilience. Touring communities nationwide in 2022.Д¬hampioning every childвЂ™s right to an arts-rich education First Encounters with Shakespeare: Twelfth Night chosen and created in collaboration with the RSCвЂ™s Associate Schools and regional theatre partners and guided by the concerns of young people.Working with the CompanyвЂ™s 12 regional theatre partners across the country, 37 Plays will invite new works by and for the nation celebrating the 400th anniversary of the publication of ShakespeareвЂ™s first folio. 37 Plays вЂ“ an ambitious project to get the nation writing to create a new вЂComplete WorksвЂ™.

#Project canvas young writers professional

Henry VI: Rebellion RSC Actors to perform alongside 96 members of the Royal Shakespeare Community including young performers from the RSCвЂ™s Next Generation Act young company, adults from RSC Shakespeare Nation participation programme and emerging professional performers.The plays tell the story of a nation in crisis and recovery sharply resonant with our times today.Д®xtraordinary theatre experiences co-created in partnership with the RSCвЂ™s nationwide network of 200 Associate Schools, 12 regional theatre partners and their local communities. Gregory Doran and Owen Horsley direct Henry VI: Rebellion followed by Wars of the Roses directed by Owen Horsley in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre with a fresh new take on Henry VI Parts 2 & 3.His production will be a futuristic take on humanityвЂ™s capacity for change, and for love. Roy makes his RSC debut following the phenomenal success of Nine Night, Master Harold and the Boys (NT) and The Mountaintop. Michael Balogun and Akiya Henry play Benedick and Beatrice in a new production of Much Ado About Nothing directed by Roy Alexander Weise.Shakespeare returns to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre with a much-loved romantic comedy and two state-of the nation plays.

The Company re-affirmed its commitment to co-create theatre online, onstage and in classrooms as part of a nationwide Royal Shakespeare Community, working with over 200 Associate Schools and 12 regional theatre partners.

The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) today released details of its Spring 2022 activity including Shakespeare returning to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre stage and the announcement of a ground-breaking national new writing project.

ROYAL SHAKESPEARE COMPANY ANNOUNCES SPRING 2022 ACTIVITY