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A televised adaptation of Clifford Williams’ Royal Shakespeare Company stage production that was still running at the Aldwych Theatre when it was broadcast. Donald Sinden is the Duke of Ephesus, Ian...
Television recording of the ‘circus’ production performed live at the Vivian Beaumont Theater, Lincoln Centre, New York City in June 1987. This vaudeville production included circus acts from the Flying...
BBC Proms concert live from the Royal Albert Hall in London, Penny Gore presents a Prom celebrating Shakespeare-inspired music from the stage and screen. Keith Lockhart conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra...
BBC radio Shakespeare adaptation directed by Martin Jenkins with an American cast including Richard Dreyfuss as Mark Antony and Stacy Keach as Brutus.
Walton’s opera relayed live from the Royal Opera House, London, in a production by Opera North, performed by English Northern Philharmonia, conductor Richard Hickox. The broadcast is presented by James...
Radio version of the play with Robert Hardy as Falstaff. Recorded binaurally (in the round), on a specially made metal and wood floor, director Michael Fox’s version of Henry IV, Part1 opens with a scene...
Set in the Jewish Ghetto of Venice, 1563, and narrated from Shylock’s perspective, this rewriting of Shakespeare’s play by British playwright Arnold Wesker retains the core plot of Shakespeare’s play...
Second part of Michael Fox’s radio adaptation of Henry IV which was recorded binaurally (in the round), on a specially made metal and wood floor. With Robert Hardy as Falstaff and Robert Glenister as Hal.
Feature film version of the play. Ponderous, under-resourced film presented as an epic whose poor reviews prevented its wide distribution.
Television production starring Patrick Ryecart as Romeo and Rebecca Saire as Juliet; with Alan Rickman as Tybalt.
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