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Video recording of Stephen Ouimette’s 2006 production of Much Ado About Nothing for the Stratford (Ontario) Shakespeare Festival. Lucy Peacock is Beatrice and Peter Donaldson plays Benedick.
Video recording using a single camera of a performance of Henry IV Part 1 directed by Stephen Unwin, and performed by the English Touring Theatre at the Old Vic Theatre, London, in February 1997. Timothy...
Children’s programme aimed at the under 5s. Swashbuckle’s Cook and Line help William Shakespeare put together a production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Filmed at the Everyman Theatre in Liverpool.
Maria Callas in concert performance in Hamburg of excerpts from works that she sang at La Scala, Milan. The programme is: ‘Tu che invoco’ from Spontini’s La Vestale; ‘Nel di della vittoria’ from...
Ballet inspired by A Midsummer Night’s Dream; created and choreographed by John Alleyne. Librettist John Murrell and music by Michael Bushnell and Owen Underhill after Henry Purcell’s The Faerie Queen...
In this contemporary drama "vaguely inspired by Hamlet", the old tragedy gets the comic treatment. A young Hamlet heads home to the Prince of Denmark pub after leaving University. His father, the owner has...
Video recording of Richard II staged at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre as part of the Globe to Globe season. Performed by the Ashtar company from Ramallah and spoken in Palestinian Arabic. Sami Metwasi is...
A film version of Des McAnuff’s 2011 rock musical production of Twelfth Night for the Stratford Shakespeare Company, Ontario. Andrea Runge is Viola. The video is directed by Barry Avrich.
The Arkangel series consists of all 38 of Shakespeare’s plays, uncut, fully-dramatised and accompanied by original music. Based on the text of the Pelican Shakespeare editions. A performance with Jonathan...
The last of 4 programmes of music from Handel’s dramatic works focuses on Act 1 of Handel’s Italian opera Julius Caesar, prepared for broadcasting by Anthony Lewis who also conducts the Royal...
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