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A reworking of Coriolanus by William Shakespeare. Having extended New Year Party invitations to his extended family, Colin’s position of power is undermined by the unexpected arrival of David, his...
Radio adaptation of a play attributed to Shakespeare, produced for broadcasting by Colin Shaw. Set in Calverly Hall in Yorkshire, 1605, the plot of the domestic tragedy is derived from the actual murder by...
Radio adaptation of Shakespeare’s play in a two-part production directed by David Hitchinson with music specially written by Colin Sell. No further information available.
Television documentary. Follows the progress of Jonathan Miller’s production of Antony and Cleopatra for the BBC TELEVISION SHAKESPEARE series. Covers the initial planning meeting, rehearsals, Miller...
Radio broadcast. Special edition of the weekly word and language show hosted by Ian McMillan transmitted live from the new BBC Radio Theatre at Broadcasting House, London. Guests include Irish playwright...
Two-part production of Shakespeare’s play, adapted and directed for radio by David Hitchinson. With Ian Holm in the title role and Penelope Wilton as Lady Macbeth. The music is specially written by Colin...
Independent short film. A dark comedy about a monkey, Huxley, who aspires to be a great Shakespearean actor. However, he is imprisoned in a research laboratory, forced to take part in a ‘monkey typing...
A programme in the Open University Renaissance and Reformation Course. Cicely Havely looks at scenes in King Lear to which the Fool’s role is central and tries to analyse his part in the play’s action...
In the first week of November, each weekday edition of the BBC radio programme MORNING ON 3 featured two pieces of music inspired by Shakespeare. The following pieces of music were broadcast on this date:...
Radio play by Susan Cooper, dramatised by Beatrice Colin. A magical adventure story set partly in the present day and partly in Elizabethan England. Chosen to play Puck in a production of A Midsummer...
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