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Television discussion. Following the television production THE TAMING OF THE SHREW (tx BBC 20 April 1952) Margaret Johnston (Kate in the production), Ivor Brown (theatre critic for The Observer), George More...
Educational television programme broadcast by Wisconsin Public Television featuring Eric Salmon, visiting lecturer at the University of Wisconsin. Rehearsal (in modern dress) of scenes from Julius Caesar...
Television programme with three dances choreographed by José Limón. In addition to The Moor’s Pavane, the dancers perform Lament for Ignácio Sanchez Mejías, and Missa Brevis. The programme is preceded...
Television arts series. Peter Hall, Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, visits Peter Brook in Paris and talks with him about his work.
Bulgarian National Television documentary on Shakespeare in the Balkans. No further details known (9/2008).
Eight-part television series, the aim of which was to explore ‘how far television can be used to allow the poem itself to work undisturbedly on the reader-listener’. Professor I.A Richards discusses The...
Television series discussing cinema. In this edition Charlton Heston talks about his role as actor and director in Antony and Cleopatra.
Educational television programme broadcast by Wisconsin Public Television. Rehearsal scenes, in costume, under the direction of Eric Salmon. Salmon talks about the set design with the art director and...
Television documentary on the Oregon Shakespeare Festival following a production from casting to final performance. Narrated by Angus Bowman.
Live interview/talk series hosted by Edward R. Murrow. In the second half of the show Murrow visits Maurice Evans who talks about his career and comments on whether Shakespeare could have adjusted to...
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