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Podcast. Barbara Bogaev talks to Dr. Ian Smith about his new book, Black Shakespeare: Reading and Misreading Race, which explores how Shakespeare explores race in his plays.
Audio podcast. Episode four of an all-black radio serialisation of Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost, , set at Howard University in the 1930’s. Episode scripts were adapted and produced by Catherine...
Audio podcast. Episode three of an all-black radio serialisation of Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost, , set at Howard University in the 1930’s. Episode scripts were adapted and produced by...
Audio podcast. Episode five of an all-black radio serialisation of Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost, , set at Howard University in the 1930’s. Episode scripts were adapted and produced by Catherine...
Audio podcast. Omnibus edition of a radio serialisation of Shakespeare’s The Tempest (qv for individual episodes). Episode scripts were adapted and produced by Catherine Eaton and rendered into modern...
Audio podcast. Episode six of an all-black radio serialisation of Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost, , set at Howard University in the 1930’s. Episode scripts were adapted and produced by Catherine...
Audio podcast. Second episode of an all-black radio serialisation of Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost, , set at Howard University in the 1930’s. Episode scripts were adapted and produced by...
Audio podcast. First episode of an all-black radio serialisation of Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost, set at Howard University in the 1930’s. Episode scripts were adapted and produced by Catherine...
Recording of a presentation by Dr Micha Lazarus (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) on five books donated to the National Library of Israel and what they tell us about Shakespeare’s legacy: three original...
Podcast. Hosted by director Jake Murray, a founder member of the Elysium Theatre Company, this is the first in a series of podcasts made as part of a collaboration between Elysium and Durham University for...
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