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Daniel Rosenthal, author of Shakespeare on Screen (London: Hamlyn, 2000), lectures on the screen history of Romeo and Juliet. The lecture was recorded in the Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, London.
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week Chris Laoutaris, author of Shakespeare’s Book: The Intertwined Lives Behind the First...
Allan Armstrong interviews Dr. Sabrina Feldman, author of The Apocryphal William Shakespeare. This episode looks at such works as The Famous Victories of Henry the Fifth, Mucedorus, Fair Em, and The...
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week Professor Sasha Handley (The University of Manchester), author of Sleep in Early Modern...
Allan Armstrong interviews Dr. Sabrina Feldman, author of The Apocryphal William Shakespeare. This episode looks at works that satirised the work of Shakespeare, labelling him as a social-climbing...
Audio podcast. Tim McIntosh and Heidi White devote multiple episodes to each Shakespeare play. In this episode Tim is joined by Matt Bianco (Circe Institute) and Nora Ankrom (West Virginia Shakespeare...
Podcast hosted by Barbara Bogaev in which she interviews Dr. Kathryn Harkup, a chemist, author, and science communicator, about her new book: Death by Shakespeare: Snakebites, Stabbings and Broken Hearts.
Interview series. Author and critic Lionel Trilling interviews Dr Ernest Jones, honorary president of the International Psychoanalytical Association, in the library of the New York Psychoanalytical Society....
Audio podcast. Mark Lawson talks to American author James Shapiro about the events of 1606, the year in which Shakespeare is reputed to have written Antony and Cleopatra, King Lear and Macbeth, also touching...
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week Jeffrey R. Wilson, author of Richard III’s Bodies from Medieval England to Modernity:...
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