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Special Shakespeare edition of the radio arts review programme presented by Mark Lawson. Examines why the life and works of William Shakespeare continue to inspire so many books, ranging from historical...
Radio play by Don Taylor. Asked by one of the Earl of Essex’s agents to stage Richard II, William Shakespeare (Michael Pennington) and other members of the Globe Theatre Company are drawn into a conspiracy...
A video recording of Jennifer Nelson’s hip-hop inspired production of As You Like It performed by the Washington Shakespeare Company and the African Continuum Theatre Company (ACTCo). Videotaped for WAPAVA...
Video recording of Ernie Joselovitz’s stage play that chronicles the confrontation between New York State and City Parks Commissioner Robert Moses and theatre impresario Joseph Papp over the institution of...
A video recording of the Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre’s all-female 2011 production of Much Ado About Nothing directed by Jeremy Herrin with Eve Best as Beatrice and Charles Edwards as Benedick.
A videorecording of the Folger Theatre’s 2001 production of As You Like It directed for stage by Aaron Posner and videotaped for WAPAVA by James J. Taylor. Holly Twyford is Rosalind and Jerry Richardson,...
Feature film which made its own myths as the love affair between Antony and Cleopatra was lived in real-life in the well-publicised Burton-Taylor romance. The hugely expensive sets, and Taylor’s protracted...
Televised adaptation of the play set in the Regency period. Directed by David Giles and shot on location at Castle Howard, Yorkshire, England. With Charles Gray and Janet Suzman.
Syndicated radio version of Jerry Turner’s production of As You Like It for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, adapted for radio by Andrew C. Love. Narrated by Nelson Olmstead.
Gounod’s opera broadcast live on Sirius Metropolitan Opera Radio with Matthew Polenzani and Anna Netrebko singing the title roles. The Metropolitan Opera and Chorus are conducted by Paul Nadler.
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