This summer join Revolutions, the RSC’s celebration of theatre in Russia and the former Soviet Union.
See two new plays at The Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon and explore the region's cultural past, present and future with an eclectic events programme featuring talks, exhibitions, play readings and performance.
From 21 August, Anthony Neilson directs The Drunks, a darkly comic satire of small town politics by Mikhail and Vyacheslav Durnenkov.
Joining it in repertoire from 10 September is The Grain Store, Natal'ia Vorozbhit's story of a shocking and hidden part of Ukrainian history, directed by RSC Artistic Director Michael Boyd.
Alongside these productions you can explore the breadth of Russian culture through a dynamic series of events.
Hear talks and debates with leading cultural commentators and practitioners, listen to readings of plays by new and established Russian dramatists, see the latest in visual art and experience Late Night Young Russia, an explosive mix of words, music and dance featuring RSC actors and Russia's world champion B-boy crew Top 9.
Visit www.rsc.org.uk/revolutions to find out more and to book tickets.