Tickets are now on sale for the RSC’s new season of shows at London’s Barbican Theatre for autumn and Christmas 2025.
The season features a revival of Wendy and Peter Pan, and their recent, acclaimed production of Twelfth Night.

Wendy and Peter Pan
This autumn, the RSC is set to revive its much-loved 2013 production of Wendy and Peter Pan.
Directed by Jonathan Munby, this magical version of the classic children’s story by J.M. Barrie is adapted by Ella Hickson and features music by Shuhei Kamimura and design by Colin Richmond.
Captain Hook will be played by RSC Associate Artist Toby Stephens (Oslo, Hamlet), with further casting to be announced.
The wider creative team includes choreography by Lucy Hind, sound design by Christopher Shutt, lighting design by Oliver Fenwick, video design by Taiki Ueda, fight direction by Terry King, casting by Annelie Powell CDG, Associate Director Ellie Taylor, and Butoh Consultant Ikuyo Kuroda.
Wendy and Peter Pan will play at the Barbican Theatre in London from 21 October to 22 November 2025.
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Twelfth Night
For Christmas at the Barbican, the RSC’s recent hit production of Twelfth Night will transfer to London, once again directed by Prasanna Puwanarajah.
Featuring original music composed by singer-songwriter Matt Maltese, Shakespeare’s bittersweet winter masterpiece is a freewheeling miracle of farce, longing, love and life.
The production will once again star Samuel West (All Creatures Great and Small, Slow Horses) as Malvolio, Freema Agyeman (Jamie Lloyd’s Romeo and Juliet, God of Carnage, Doctor Who) as Olivia and Michael Grady-Hall (Two Gentlemen of Verona, Oppenheimer) as Feste, with further casting to be announced.
The show is designed by James Cotterill, with lighting design by Zoe Spurr, sound design by George Dennis, movement direction by Polly Bennett, and casting by Matthew Dewsbury CDG.
Twelfth Night will play at the Barbican Theatre from 8 December 2025 to 17 January 2026.
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