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Radio drama. Fourth in a series of five short plays inspired by Shakespeare’s sonnets. Sonnet 140 is the inspiration behind Lee Mattinson’s surreal tale. Drug-addled reveller Noel has bitten off...
Radio programme. Passages from the plays of Shakespeare are delivered in what was thought to be their original Elizabethan pronounciation. The programme is introduced by Daniel Jones, Professor Emeritus of...
Podcast. José Cruz González (Cal State Los Angeles) and David Lozano (Cara Mía Theatre, Dallas) speak with Barbara Bogaev about adapting and translating Shakespeare to make it more relevant to Latinx...
William Shatner, with tongue in cheek, hosts this documentary that revisits the treasure hunts undertaken by brothers Marty and Rick Lagina on Oak Island in Nova Scotia. If Shakespeare’s plays were in fact...
Podcast. Cynthia Santos DeCure (Yale School of Drama) and Micha Espinosa (Arizona State University) both also work as vocal coaches and they talk to Barbara Bogaev about why many actors from the Latin...
Comedy short. "William Shakespeare’s greatest soliloquy performed word for word. If an actor’s worst nightmare is to suddenly be naked on stage, then the second most dreaded scenario would surely...
Television programme exploring the way actors, writers and producers create BBC radio drama. Includes ‘the making of’ scenes from various adaptations, such as the 1977 BBC Radio 3 production of ANTONY...
An audio adaptation of William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream in six episodes, set in 2020 New York. The serial was created by Hannah Levin with Paul Walsh, Jaclyn Seelagy and Stefan Lewis. 2....
Podcast from the Folger Shakespeare Library. Mark Thornton Burnett speaks on foreign-language film adaptations of Shakespeare’s plays. "To imitate Shakespeare or to use Shakespeare either on stage or in...
A one-off special variety sketch show. The show was taped in London in (ATV’s studios) and satirises the English. Sketches include Carol and Fred as Queen Victoria and Prince Albert; Anne Boleyn writing an...
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