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  1. Exploration of the Theme of ‘Romeo and Juliet’, An: Like Softest Music (1962 Television)

    aka: Like Softest Music

    Series
    For Schools
    Director
    Prudence Nesbitt

    Television schools programme. Introduces the poetry of Romeo and Juliet relating the verse to idioms in magazines and feature films. Enactments of scenes from Acts I & II.

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  2. Exploration of the Theme of ‘Romeo and Juliet’, An: Fortune’s Fool (1962 Television)

    aka: Fortune’s Fool

    Series
    For Schools
    Director
    Peter Moffat

    Television schools programme. Discusses the role of fate and the meaning of tragedy.

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  3. Exploration of the Theme of ‘Romeo and Juliet’, An: With Wilful Choler (1962 Television)

    aka: With Wilful Choler

    Series
    For Schools
    Director
    Prudence Nesbitt

    Television schools programme. Contrasts the idealism of the lovers with the realism expressed and demonstrated by other characters in the play.

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  4. Romeo and Juliet (1970 Radio)

    Series
    World Theatre
    Producer
    John Tydeman

    Radio play produced by John Tydeman with Ian McKellen and Anna Calder-Marshall in the title roles.

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  5. Macbeth (1988 Television, Video)

    Director
    Charles Warren
    Producer
    Charles Warren

    A television production of the play for schools. Michael Jayston and Barbara Leigh Hunt are the Macbeths.

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