Like Quince says in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', "Come, sit down, every mother's son, and rehearse your parts!" I'll try and make that rehearsal period a bit smoother.

A group of classically trained actors performing Much Ado About Nothing is not necessarily anything too unique. However, in this unconventional show, one such actor is royally drunk – and hilarity ensues.

Bursting with comedy, lust, tragedy and so much more. Impromptu Shakespeare combines the world of Shakespearian humour with modern-day culture to craft a unique show every night that left an audience howling. 

The BBC is making hundreds of its Shakespeare programmes available free to schools, colleges and universities across the UK.

Who did it best, and why?

The masterclass featured a wide-ranging conversation including tips on working on productions of Shakespeare and advice for young people entering the arts.

What is it that makes Shakespeare so special, and is his work still relevant today?

"I’ve traveled to amazing places and formed friendships beyond language barriers. I love making heart connections directly with an audience."

An inventive show using the words of Shakespeare to explore the relationship of an imprisoned pair.

This production takes the classic Shakespearean text and drenches it in booze.

An inventive journey explored with traditional Shakespearean lines, lots of movement and a modern twist to how the scenes are portrayed.

“By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes.”