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The Brooklyn based Ready Set Go Theatre company has released an online performance of Shakespeare's Othello. The web series is split into twelve 'digestible' parts, each less than ten minutes in length,...
At the centre of the Learning on Screen Information Service is its database of media materials available throughout the world, detailing over 31,000 titles either currently or once in distribution. The...
As part of the project, new research was undertaken into audio-visual Shakespeare as a cultural and commercial phenomenon, using statistical analyses and historical trends to trace how the genre has...
View the following tutorials to help you navigate the womenswork database Searching for a particular individual Searching by role Anomalies Page...
Will, a 10-part biopic which follows a young William Shakespeare in Elizabethan London, has been bought by US cable network Pivot, and will be shot in England. It will be co-produced Endor Productions, and...
On searching The ‘Basic Search’ function uses a single search box to query many fields across the database, such as personal names, theatre companies, titles of plays and series titles (which are...
The BBC continues its wealth of programming to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death. On 8 May BBC Radio 3 broadcasts a new production of King Lear with Ian McDiarmid in the title role;...
As part of the 'Shakespeare is German' season at the Shakespeare Globe, the Goethe Institute in London is hosting a series of screenings and platform discussions on German responses to Shakespeare. These...
Screen Plays: The Theatre Plays on British Television Database documents British television productions of plays that were originally written for the theatre. Most of these productions were made especially...
The Screen Plays database holds information on all known British television productions of plays which were originally written for the theatre. To be clear, these are ‘television plays’ in the sense of...
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