The Royal Shakespeare Company Collection

$187.99
Label
Opus Arte
Release Date
May 23, 2025
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      William Shakespeare
    • PERFORMER
      David Tennant, Jasper Britton, Antony Sher, Antony Byrn, Hugh Quarshie, Paapa Essiedu, Natalie Simps
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      May 23, 2025
    • UPC
      809478013570
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      OA 1357BD
    • LABEL
      Opus Arte
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      37
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. The Taming of the Shrew (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2019) (NTSC)

    2. The Comedy of Errors (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2021) (NTSC)

    3. Henry IV, Part I (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2014) (NTSC)

    4. Disc 2

    5. Henry IV, Part II (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2014) (NTSC)

    6. Disc 2

    7. Henry V (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2015) (NTSC)

    8. King Lear (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2016) (NTSC)

    9. Measure for Measure (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2019) (NTSC)

    10. Richard II (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2013) (NTSC)

    11. Richard III (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2022) (NTSC)

    12. The Tempest (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2017) (NTSC)

    13. Troilus and Cressida (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2018) (NTSC)

    14. Henry VI, Part I (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2021) (NTSC)

    15. Macbeth (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2018) (NTSC)

    16. The Merchant of Venice (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2015) (NTSC)

    17. Hamlet (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2016) (NTSC)

    18. Timon of Athens (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2019) (NTSC)

    19. The Two Gentlemen of Verona (Royal Shakespeare Theatre, 2014) (NTSC)

    20. Henry VI, Part II (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2022) (NTSC)

    21. Henry VI, Part III (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2022) (NTSC)

    22. Coriolanus (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2017) (NTSC)

    23. Julius Caesar (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2017) (NTSC)

    24. Antony and Cleopatra (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2017) (NTSC)

    25. Othello (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2015) (NTSC)

    26. The Merry Wives of Windsor (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2018) (NTSC)

    27. Love's Labour's Lost (Royal Shakespeare Theatre, 2015) (NTSC)

    28. Love's Labour's Won or Much Ado About Nothing (Royal Shakespeare Theatre, 2015) (NTSC)

      Performer: Sam Alexander, Peter Basham, William Belchambers, Edward Bennett, Nick Haverson, John Hodgkinson, David Horovitch, Tunji Kasim, Sophie Khan Levy, Oliver Lynes, Emma Manton, Chris McCalphy, Peter McGovern, Frances McNamee, Chris Nayak, Jamie Newall, Roderick Smith, Flora Spencer-Longhurst, Michelle Terry, Harry Waller, Thomas Wheatley

    29. Twelfth Night (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2018) (NTSC)

    30. All's Well That Ends Well (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2022) (NTSC)

    31. Titus Andronicus (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2017) (NTSC)

    32. King John (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2019) (NTSC)

    33. A Midsummer Night's Dream (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2024) (NTSC)

      Performer: Bally Gill, Sirine Saba, Adrian Richards, Neil McCaul, Dawn Sievewright, Nicholas Armfield, Ryan Hutton, Boadicea Ricketts, Mathew John Baynton, Helen Monks, Emily Cundick, Tom Xander, Mitesh Soni, Laurie Jamieson, Premi Tamang, Charlotte Jaconelli, Esme Hough, Michael Olatunji

    34. Cymbeline (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2016) (NTSC)

    35. As You Like It (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2019) (NTSC)

    36. Romeo and Juliet (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2018) (NTSC)

    37. The Winter's Tale (Royal Shakespeare Company, 2021) (NTSC)


The world-renowned Royal Shakespeare Company presents the most complete collection of Shakespeare's plays to be captured in widescreen. Filmed onstage in Shakespeare's hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon, this collection of contains 35 unforgettable dramas, with iconic performances by leading actors. From David Tennant's "mesmerising" Richard II (Guardian) and Paapa Essiedu's "utterly engaging performance" as Hamlet (Times), to Josette Simon delivering "a Cleopatra to die for" (Observer), and Sir Antony Sher's King Lear being hailed as "a crowning achievement in a major career" (Telegraph), this special collection showcases British theatre at it's finest.