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A compilation of sixteen performances of the first of Hamlet’s soliloquies, taken from a variety of film and TV productions performed in English. Presented in order of the actor’s surname, they appear as...
Podcast from the Folger Shakespeare Library. The period when Shakespeare was writing was one torn by disagreements over the proper method of observing Christianity in England. Protestantism was at war with...
Podcast. Barbara Bogaev talks to writer David West Read about his current Broadway musical, & Juliet, which imagines what might have happened if Juliet decided not to kill herself and moved to Paris with...
Podcast. David Sterling Brown (Binghamton University) is interviewed by Barbara Bogaev and discusses Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus in the context of Critical Race Theory.
Podcast. José Cruz González (Cal State Los Angeles) and David Lozano (Cara Mía Theatre, Dallas) speak with Barbara Bogaev about adapting and translating Shakespeare to make it more relevant to Latinx...
Andrew McConnell Stott is interviewed by Barbara Bogaev to discuss his new book, What Blest Genius?: The Jubilee that Made Shakespeare, looking at David Garrick’s 1769 Shakespeare Jubilee in...
Experimental short film about climate change. An interpretation of scenes from A Midsummer Night’s Dream including ‘Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania’ (II i). The film uses Shakespeare’s verse...
Podcast. Barbara Bogaev talks to David McInnis, Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne, about his research in the large number of plays produced in Elizabethan England that are now lost to us. He...
Episode thirteen in a fifteen-part televised series comprising Shakespeare’s history plays from Richard II to Richard III (the two tetralogies), effectively presenting a chronological history of British...
Lavish and festive feature film adaptation of the play set in Tuscany and using a British and pan-American cast. Kenneth Branagh’s adaptation is ‘full of sunny high spirits and still terrific fun to...
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