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DVD of season 1 of the US TV sitcom derived from the 1999 feature film 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU which in turn is a re-working of The Taming of the Shrew. The single-camera sitcom employs the leading...
Austrian arts magazine television series. This episode includes an item (duration unknown) about a Russian production of King Lear from Taiga which was presented at the 2004 Viennese Festival. Presented by...
A group of celebrities have to take their culinary skills back in time to create a dish fit for the Bard himself and in honour of his 450th birthday celebrations. They cook for members of the Shakespeare...
US television variety show/sitcom. The episode is sponsored by Lux Liquid and Lux Soap. Don Wilson does the ‘half-time’ commercial as a Shakespearean soliloquy.
The Tempest directed for stage by Fritz Kortner and for television by Stefan Meuschel with Martin Held as Prospero. Produced at the Schiller Theatre, Berlin.
US variety/interview series hosted by Reg Murray. In this episode John Barrymore, who had recently completed the Streamlined Shakespeare series for NBC, speaks of falling under the spell of Shakespeare while...
Webcast. What turns a Shakespeare scholar into a digital entrepreneur? Katherine Rowe lectures on the opportunities and challenges that led her and Abby Yochelson to design an application for social reading:...
Radio series. To celebrate the BBC’s November Shakespeare season, presenter Roger McGough introduces requests for verse by Shakespeare. Sonnets and excerpts read by Fiona Shaw and Barrie Rutter. (30 minutes)
Anthology arts series hosted by Alistair Cooke. This episodes includes a 5 minute item showing a rehearsal for King Lear with director Peter Brook. composer Virgil Thomson and Natasha Parry as Cordelia. The...
BBC Radio 4 cultural discussion programme hosted by Andrew Marr. Marr talks to the writer Margaret Atwood and the actor Harriet Walter about updating Shakespeare’s The Tempest. Revenge is served cold in...
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