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A series of radio interviews on writing tragedies, moderated by Benny Hendel, and broadcast by the Israeli Broadcasting Authority (IBA). In this episode Professor Avraham Oz talks about Shakespeare’s...
Schools radio broadcast. The 2-part programme in the series ‘Good Writing’ is comprised of dramatic readings from Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, focusing on the casket scenes and the trial...
Schools radio broadcast. The 2-part programme in the series Good Writing is introduced by Douglas R. Alkin. The producer and the actors discuss the theme and characters of the play. The second episode...
Feature film. Alex (Sutton) has been using his growing accomplishments as an actor to hide from his true dream of writing - he wants to work alone, but fears the associated isolation and responsibility. His...
A post-colonial version of Othello transposed to a remote Madagascan fishing village. Abela condenses the action into five characters and little is spoken. Souli (Makena) is a poet, only writing for himself....
As William Shakespeare begins writing his latest play alongside memoirs, he is struck by a wave of contemplation regarding his deteriorated marriage to his wife Anne Hathaway. He then draws inspiration by...
Soap opera. Shakespeare is put to work writing soap opera. Jack Manning, in modern dress and using few props, pretends to be Hamlet’s ghost come back to earth to tell about the dark doings at Elsinore. He...
Subtitled ‘An extension of the story of ‘Othello’ set in modern times’, this radio play by Robert Phillips focuses on the Othello-Desdemona-Iago relationship and places it in a 20th century setting....
Radio revue written by L. du Garde Peach. Amongst the six notable events in British history that are subject to liberal reinterpretation by the Professor of History as It Might Have Been is the "Writing of...
Hardcore porn film. According to Lanier (op cit) the film is a ‘mock revisionary account’ of Shakespeare’s writing offered by William Sexspeare the 24th, Shakespeare’s heir. Includes sequences of a...
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