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Television arts documentary. Sir Peter Hall rehearses with Dustin Hoffman and other cast members of the Peter Hall Company for the London stage production of The Merchant of Venice. Filmed over one complete...
Feature film based on a translation by Boris Pasternak and scored by Dmitri Shostakovich. Jüri Järvet is Lear. Kozintsev’s Lear ‘goes for the wide anle, depicting how the insanity of one man...brings...
Fiction short directed by Andreas Krein. Stage actor Peter Novan (Klawiter) is a keen observer of his environment but most of the time he sees only what he wants to see. He is devoted to the theatre but has...
Video recording of Diana LeBlanc’s 1997 production of Romeo and Juliet for the Stratford (Ontario) Shakespeare Festival set in the French Caribbean c1815. Jonathan Crombie and Marion Day in the title roles.
Radio programme in which comedy writer and historian Glenn Mitchell explores what the BBC archives reveal about British comic legend Peter Sellers on the 30th anniversary of his death. In addition to the...
An advertisement for Pizza Hut and their ‘stuffed crust pizza’. Peter O’Toole on stage (at an audition?) reciting "to be or not to be that is the question/Whether ‘tis nobler in the mind to suffer"....
Religious affairs radio programme presented by Florence Spurling. This episode explores Shakespeare and the religion of his day. At the Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, a group of Performance...
Television show in which Paul McCartney and John Lennon were joined by a number of artists, each giving their versions of Beatles’ songs. There is a comic tour de force from Peter Sellers, intoning ‘A...
A PBS television live action/animation series designed to foster the literacy skills of its viewers, while demonstrating the pleasures of reading. Each show aims to give children aged between 3 and 7 some of...
Video recording of Peter Hall’s 2011 staging of Twelfth Night for the National Theatre with Rebecca Hall as Viola. The production was chosen by Peter Hall to mark his 80th birthday.
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