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The Complete Works Festival starting on Shakespeare's birthday, the 23rd April, is the biggest Festival in the history of the Royal Shakespeare Company and is the first time that all of Shakespeare’s 37 plays, sonnets and long poems have been presented at the same event.
Theatre companies from across Britain and the world are joining the RSC in this year long, once in a lifetime celebration that embraces film, new writing, and contemporary music, as well as the wealth of theatre artists currently interpreting Shakespeare worldwide.
For full details on this amazing event see the official website at www.rsccompleteworks.co.uk |
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Stratford-upon-Avon is the town where William Shakespeare was born and died. Every year, millions of people celebrate his life and work by visiting the town.
The RSC has been performing in Stratford for over a century and during that time has performed work with the country's leading actors, directors and theatre professionals to audiences from around the world.
William Shakespeare spent much of his time in Stratford-upon-Avon, growing up, as a playwright and in his later years; and many of the historic buildings which played roles in the playwright's life are now open to visitors.
The Shakespeare family's strong connections with Stratford-upon-Avon have also made the town a natural home for two world-renowned authorities on the life and works of William Shakespeare; the Shakespeare Institute and the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, the custodians of the 'Shakespeare Houses'.
For further details on visiting this world famous town and all it has to offer, see our Stratford-upon-Avon pages. |
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