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Podcast hosted by Samuel Yeo, a graduate in Theatre Studies and English Literature from the Australian National University, Canberra. It explores the history of The Taming of the Shrew, from folk tales to...
A thirteen-part television series, presented by Richard Ouzounian, on the history of the Stratford (Ontario) Shakespeare Festival. Episode 12 looks at some of the musical productions staged at the Festival...
Radio programme commemorating the anniversary of the battle of Agincourt with music and scenes from Shakespeare’s histories. The Belfast Station Orchestra performs the Overture to Nicolai’s The Merry...
Third in a series of radio programmes, broadcast over five consecutive days, devoted to music inspired by Shakespeare’s plays. Peggy Reynolds introduces the following pieces of music: "Agincourt Carol" as...
Live DJ music and entertainment radio show during which London hip-hop artist Akala was challenged by host Twin B to come up with an impromptu freestyle making use of as many Shakespeare play titles as...
Video recording of a Bollywood musical version of Richard III first staged at Murdoch University, Australia in 2003.
Live radio transmission presented from London’s Royal Albert Hall by Andrew McGregor. Sir Simon Rattle and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment evoke two iconic pair of lovers, Berlioz’s dramatic...
Sheridan Morley presents a series on the history of the stage musical. This episode focuses on shows Kiss Me Kate, The Boys from Syracuse and West Side Story as well as other shows inspired by Shakespearean...
Radio broadcast. Richard Foster asks why human beings clap their hands to show approval and examines the history of applause citing the performance of Otello at Wien Staatsoper 1991 and its 101 curtain calls...
Recording of a lecture by Joshua Calhoun, Professor in the Department of English at UW-Madison, where discusses how Shakespeare’s sonnets have been organised, printed and grouped over the centuries.
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