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Professor Stanley Wells speaks on editing the works of Shakespeare. Professor Wells is co-editor of ‘The Oxford Shakespeare: The Complete Works’ and general editor of the Oxford and Penguin editions of...
Podcast from the Folger Shakespeare Library. In this episode Rebecca Sheir interviews Paul Werstine and Suzanne Gossett about the how and why of editing Shakespeare. Since 1989, Paul Werstine has been the...
A five minute sequence in the current affairs programme in which presenter Richard Kershaw discusses the growing belief that some of Shakespeare’s plays were written by Christopher Marlowe. Includes a...
Episode from an interview series, hosted by Robert Cromie, and produced by Chicago education television station WTTW. Crombie talks to A.L. Rowse, editor and annotator of Shakespeare’s complete works.
Andrew Dickson, art editor of the ‘Guardian’ website,and Peter Kirwan, writer of the Bardathon theatre review blog, talk about how blogs have changed the art of reviewing Shakespeare productions.
Mashup. A parody of Olivier’s HAMLET (1948) and the plot of the play. Scottish folksinger Adam McNaughton’s song ‘Oor Hamlet’ outlines the main plot points of Hamlet, gently highlighting its...
Five-part radio series in which Professor Peter Holland talks to writers, actors and critics about aspects of Shakespeare’s work. In episode one he talks to biographer Park Honan and Katherine...
A report that over the past 40 years the Royal Shakespeare Company has established itself as one of Britain’s greatest theatrical institutions. But recently critics have accused the Company of bad...
BBC Radio 3 arts series. In this edition Philip Dodd and Andrew Dickson, editor of Guardian Unlimited Arts, discuss the demerits of a musical version of The Merry Wives of Windsor, one of the productions...
A weekday morning show of news and human interest stories with interviews hosted by Peter Gzowski. In this edition Peter Gwoski interviews Stanley Wells, co-editor of Shakespeare’s The Complete Works...
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