Since leaving the Barbican, the RSC has not had a permanent home in London.
The RSC quit the Barbican arts complex in 2002, after 20 years in residence.
The committee is also worried about the plan to enlarge Britannic House, east of the Barbican Centre.
Plymouth also hopes to build more cycle lanes, linking the Barbican, the Hoe and the Royal William Yard.
The murals of painter Robert Lenkiewicz (1941-2002) still dot the Barbican, while his huge The Last Judgement is outside Pannier Market.
Curated by the Barbican and Create London, it will feature live music, food and culture inspired by the area.
The Barbican Theatre plays host to two alternative shows promising to tantalise and bring laughs to Plymouth's audiences this Christmas.
Ghanaian Philip Kwame Apagya, one of the contemporary artists in the Barbican show, combines tradition and modernity in his studio portraits.
Mrs Jones, 42, will receive the medal from His Royal Highness The Duke of Kent at the Barbican Centre in London.
The production will run in Stratford-Upon-Avon's Royal Shakespeare Theatre in October and November, transferring to the Barbican Theatre in London in December.
For more information about both shows visit the Barbican Theatre's website.
Doran said he knew the return to the Barbican would cause "endless speculation" but said there had been no talks about a permanent return.
At the same ceremony at the Barbican Centre in London, members of the RNLI's flood rescue team from Devon were awarded bronze medals for gallantry.
"It's a show about photography's unique relationship to the world, to real events and real experience, " says Kate Bush, Head of Art Galleries at the Barbican.
Africa by Africa, an exhibition of photography at the Barbican Art Gallery, leaves the visitor in little doubt of Africa's ability to assimilate supposedly western art forms.
Later this year, Gerald Barry's The Importance of Being Ernest will have its UK stage premiere, following on from its concert performance at the Barbican last year.
London is lucky at the moment to have encyclopedic shows of the flowering of American art in the last century, especially of New York artists influenced by Marcel Duchamp now at the Barbican.
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After appearances in France, Italy and Britain (where it was performed at the Barbican as part of the London 2012 Festival), its next stop is Toronto's Sony Centre from June 8th to 10th.
However the Barbican are not forgetting that Christmas isn't just for children and if you're after some riveting, visually compelling and side splitting entertainment come and see Last Xmas brought to you by home-grown theatre company DumbWise.
The Barbican also announced separate events taking place in other east London venues as part of its future programming, including an installation in Dalston which will give visitors the sense that they are climbing up a Victorian terraced house.
Mr Pitt-Payne also said he would seek declarations that the NUM should pay for the Barbican flat, including expenses from June 2011, and for the fuel, security and accountancy costs incurred by Mr Scargill since they were stopped in April 2010.
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Rio and London carnival artists collaborated for the Hackney One Carnival to welcome the Olympic Torch Relay, screenings of restored Hitchcock films at east London venues and a fantastic program of theater, dance and outdoor events at the Barbican and with the Create festival.
Following the ceremony the Queen returned by launch to the mainland, alighting at the Mayflower steps on the historic Barbican.
From 9 April police will be able to force groups to leave areas near the Hoe and Barbican if they feel they could cause trouble.
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Mr Scargill, 74, says he was given use of the rented three-bed Barbican flat for life when he became president of the National Union of Mineworkers in 1982, a tenure that lasted 20 years.
Up to 20 demonstrators moved into Roman House, on Fore Street, Barbican, in the City of London, in the early hours of Saturday, an Occupy spokesman said.
Mr Scargill, 74, said he was given use of the rented three-bed Barbican flat for life when he became NUM president in 1982, a tenure that lasted 20 years.
The 60-year-old writer equalled the record of his friend and rival, the late Ted Hughes, after his translation of Anglo Saxon epic poem Beowulf was named the best book of 1999 at a ceremony in The Brewery, near London's Barbican.
The company has endured a barrage of criticisms over a series of decisions in the last year, including moves to leave its Barbican home in London and its demolition plans in Stratford.
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