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Segment on children’s theatre in the Soviet Union. Shots of teenagers entering the Lenigrad Children’s Theatre, shuffling about the lobby and inspecting model sets. Excerpts from a production of Romeo...
Video comprising four segments recorded on a home VCR from local TV news shows in 1983 (the first full year the Folger was open after a large-scale renovation). Items are: Shakespeare’s birthday...
Drama educationalist Kieron Jones travels from his home village of Frambrough in England to the favelas (shanty towns) of Vitoria and Rio de Janiero in Brazil. His challenge is to get children and young...
Radio play about Shakespeare written by Lawrence du Garde Peach for the BBC Children’s Hour programme. According to the Radio Times programme description, the plot encompasses both young Shakespeare’s...
Drama series for children based on Richmal Crompton’s stories. In this episode William’s class enters the Welbecker’s Shield Shakespeare competition and William decides to play Hamlet.
Children’s magazine series broadcast regionally in Indianapolis. Includes a sketch in which ventriloquist Dave Garrison portrays William Shakespeare with his dummy Dudley.
A theatre in education e-book title by Jenny de Reuck that offers young playgoers an introduction to many of the characters from Shakespeare’s comedies including Feste, the Jester, Toby Belch, Maria, Sly...
Children’s puppet show. Phillip and Zoe audition for Romeo and Juliet selecting the balcony scene. Phillip is unsuccessful as he is too interested in Gordon’s crossword. Gordon does a very good Romeo.
Children’s television series. Paul Tripp, as Mr I. (a gentle train engineer), takes children in his train to Imagination Land where they live out fantasies. In this episode Mr I. takes Donny to fulfill his...
Documentary on Carol Upshaw’s Shakespeare for Kids, a summer program of workshops for children who study the drama, history, and popular culture of Shakespeare’s time. The students attend a production...
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