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A documentary on an archaeological investigation of Shakespeare’s tomb presented by historian Dr Helen Castor. For decades, all requests to perform archaeology at the grave have been turned down by Holy...
Experimental film based on Robert Lepage’s 1988 stage play which explores the notion that human interaction is as volatile and as unpredictable as the shifting of the Earth. Madeleine (Marie Gignac) is an...
Reality series. First to host is B&B veteran Paul Workman, the no-nonsense owner of Hamlet House in Stratford-upon-Avon - where guests who complain are given short shrift. Paul makes the most of the...
Television production of the play, set in the year 800 and staged entirely in Granada’s Manchester studio, and one of the few not based on a prior stage production. With music specially composed by Gordon...
Television series based on investigating purported paranormal activity. The locations for this episode are Avon Riverbank, the Falstaff Experience Museum, New Place, Hall’s Croft and Clopton Well in...
Documentary on the making of Kenneth Branagh’s HENRY V. Shows the film in production and provides , extracts from the finished film and interviews with actors and crew.
Television sitcom about night security staff. Includes a long sequence in which Bell and Carter consider disposing of Sarge using passages from Richard III (mostly from I iv, the death of Clarence).
Television documentary on the work of Kenneth Branagh’s Renaissance Theatre Company. Geraldine McEwan talks about the experience of directing As You Like It and the challenges it presents. There are...
The Opening Ceremony of the London 2012 Paralympic Games. The show is entitled Enlightenment with a theme of science and discovery. Ian McKellen appears as Prospero in sequences inspired by the play.
DVD to support an 80-page photocopiable ring-binder document of classroom activities intended for students aged 11-19. The DVD includes extracts from TWELFTH NIGHT(1996) directed by Trevor Nunn, and the...
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