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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...
Radio broadcast. Devised and produced by John Powell, the programme assembles opinions of practitioners, critics and scholars of the theatre on the subject of staging Shakespeare. Comments from directors...
Fourth in a series of Shakespeare audio recordings that appear to have been issued by The Times. Charles Lefeaux directs this production of Henry V with John Rye in the title role. Leigh Crutchley narrates...
Sixth in a series of Shakespeare audio recordings that appear to have been issued by The Times. The production is directed by Frank Hauser with John Turner in the title role and Maureen O’Brien as...
Third in a series of Shakespeare audio recordings that appear to have been issued by The Times. Charles Lefeaux directs this production of Julius Caesar with John Rye as Brutus and William Squire as Antony....
Selections from the sonnets and the plays read by Edith Evans, John Gielgud, and Margaret Leighton and performed at Philharmonic Hall in New York City on March 15th and March 29th, 1964. Contents: Sonnets,...
A short film about the character of Sir John Falstaff with performances of scenes from Verdi’s Falstaff with Geraint Evans and Regina Resnik, in the roles of Falstaff and Mistress Quickly, at the New York...
Seventh in a series of Shakespeare audio recordings that appear to have been issued by The Times. The production is directed by Frank Hauser with Sarah Badel as Titania, Lynn Farleigh as Hermia and John...
Second in a series of Shakespeare audio recordings that appear to have been issued by The Times. Gareth Lloyd Evans is credited as adaptor for this production of Romeo and Juliet with John Rye and Barbara...
Radio version of Shakespeare’s tragedy produced for broadcasting by Charles Lefeaux. With John Rye and Mary Miller in the title roles and Edith Evans as the Nurse.
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