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Podcast. Ash, the podcast host, takes a fairly light-hearted and very sarcastic look at the Shakespeare Authorship Question as explored in the 2012 documentary LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (qv) that followed in...
Update from 2002-2003 of the celebrated American television science fiction/horror/fantasy anthology series, hosted by Forest Whitaker. A high school teacher decides to leave the profession, feeling that she...
First in a series of radio programmes on ‘Music in Shakespeare’. Introductory talk by Arthur Langford with musical excerpts sung by Elsie Morison (soprano).
Radio version of Shakespeare’s play produced by Donald McWhinne. With Peggy Ashcroft and Tony Britton in the title roles. Marius Goring doubles as Chorus and Mercutio. The programme is prefaced by a...
A recently published collection of miscellaneous writings of Ludwig Wittgenstein contains some serious reservations about the nature of Shakespeare’s reputation and genius. George Steiner examines the...
Radio programme showcasing a selection of music from Gounod’s opera. Arranged by Stanford Robinson who also conducts the BBC Opera Orchestra.
Radio broadcast described as a comedy of ‘loose and light interviews with a lunatic, a lover and a poet, based on Shakespeare’s theme’.
Instructional tapes on choreographing sword fights presented by Tim Weske. The 7 tapes cover Macbeth, Richard III, Twelfth Night, Hamlet, King Lear, The Taming Of The Shrew, As You Like It and Romeo and...
First of a new fortnightly theatrical review magazine commissioned for radio by the BBC Light Programme. The theatre star invited to perform his favourite part for this episode is Shakespeare actor Donald...
Radio broadcast. A short talk by dramatic critic and writer S. R. Littlewood on the subject of broadcasting Shakespeare is the first item in a mixed variety programme of music and light entertainment.
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