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NCB synopsis: Brewing, potteries, bell-founding all have their roots in Midland histrory, its canals and its coal.
Radio broadcast. First of three interval talks in which various artists talk about their personal appreciation of Shakespeare. In this episode John Moore looks at Shakespeare through the eyes of a novelist...
Dr Lez Cooke provides an introduction to anew project on the history of forgotten television drama in the UK. About the author: Dr Cooke has been researching and writing about television drama since 2000...
Radio broadcast. First of three interval talks in which various artists talk about their personal appreciation of Shakespeare. In this episode Austrian journalist and Birmingham entrepreneur Andre Drucker...
BBC regional news item. Extract from a speech made by Sir Anthony Eden at the birthday luncheon held at the Festival Pavilion during the Shakespeare Quatercentenary celebrations in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Radio broadcast. First of three interval talks in which various artists talk about their personal appreciation of Shakespeare. In this episode actor Donald Wolfit looks back on 40 years of acting and...
Radio play by Kenneth Bird about the story of William Ireland, whose Shakespeare forgeries caused a considerable stir in literary circles at the end of the 18th century.
Radio broadcast. The Norwich Players perform extracts from Shakespeare’s late play under the direction of Nugent Monk. The viriginal is played by R. Cocks. Introduction by T. C. Kemp.
Radio biography of Shakespeare’s father written and produced by David Lytton, who reconsiders the story from historical evidence. No further information known (3/2008).
Radio broadcast. Excerpts from Shakespeare’s play (I iv) are performed by Donald Wolfit and his touring company.
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