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Audio podcast produced by the Jermyn Street Theatre. This edition discusses their production of The Tempest, which had been running for a few days before the theatre closed due to the Covid-19 crisis....
Webcast. Shakespeare was fascinated with family dynamics, often using them to fuel his plots with familial jealousy, lust, murder, mistaken identity and long-lost siblings. Many of his works share characters...
CGI animation with sci-fi robots playing all the characters. The film uses the original text and animates it using robots, spaceships, and many sci-fi trappings. There is also a subtitle track in "modern...
How did the staging of two simultaneous productions of Macbeth result in a riot that killed almost 30 people on May 10 1849? To shed light on this extraordinary event, Barbara Bogaev interviews two leading...
Podcast available in audio and video versions. Peter Horn looks at the production of Love’s Labour’s Lost performed as part of the outdoor ‘Shakespeare in Delaware Park’ festival held in Buffalo, New...
Podcast. Tony Farina joins host Dan to discuss 10 films based, more or less, on a play by Shakespeare. The films discussed include: FORBIDDEN PLANET (1956), SHE’S THE MAN (2006), ROSENCRANTZ AND...
Podcast. Weekly showdown hosted by Stephanie Crugnola that pits her against academics, actors and teachers to debate a Shakespeare-related ‘best of’ - with listeners getting the opportunity to vote on...
A short documentary film looking at the many ways Shakespeare is used in popular Canadian television and movies. The video uses archival footage housed on the Canadian Adaptations of Shakespeare Project...
Podcast recorded from the Rose Theatre Birthday Lecture, by Charles Nicholl. Introduced by Professor Richard Wilson. Nicholl discusses ‘Counterfeit Presentments’ from Hamlet and surveys contemporary...
Syndicated radio drama. An adaptation of Julius Caesar, with much of the dialogue modernised, but following the original story of the conspiracy. The narrator, E.G. Marshall, assuring listeners that...
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