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Radio play arranged for broadcasting by John Keir Cross. The single-act play is based on the Shakespearean dialogue in Chapter 9: ‘Scylla and Charybdis’ of James Joyce’s Ulysses.
The first of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival 24-minute programmes. The production was directed for stage by Angus L. Bowmer and for radio by Andrew C. Love and featured Mary Jo Randall as Viola. NBC added...
The Television and Radio Index for Learning and Teaching (TRILT) is the best source of UK television and radio broadcast data available on the web. Its many unique features include: Listings for more...
Seven programmes based on those originally written for stage by Peter Brinson and performed by the company Ballet for All which consisted of actors and young soloists of the Royal Ballet companies.
Welcome Open University Students We hope the television programmes we have produced with the BBC, Channel 4 and Sky Arts provide you with a useful resource to help inform and support your OU studies.
2010 has been designated by the BBC as its year of science. Under the generic title The World of Wonder there will be a year-long celebration of science on BBC television, radio and online, aimed at both...
Teachers TV, the DfE-funded resource for teachers, is set to become an exclusively online service from Summer 2010. Over the last couple of years there has been a 42% increase in streaming and download of...
First episode in an 8-part radio serialisation of Shakespeare’s two parts of King Henry IV. Arranged for broadcasting by Robert Gittings. With Ralph Richardson as Falstaff and Laurence Olivier as narrator....
Back-up copies of radio and television programmes can be ordered through TRILT and obtained from the BUFVC Off-Air Back-Up recording Service. This service is only available to Higher and Further Education...
Radio play written and produced by Rayner Heppenstall in which he tries to dramatise the story of Amleth, the figure Hamlet is based on, as he occurs in various Scandinavian legends. David King-Wood plays...
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