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Television documentary on the staging of Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet choreographed by the company’s artistic director, Wes Chapman, and performed by the Alabama Ballet. The first part focuses on the...
Radio adaptation of Macbeth by Ernest Kinov. Eva La Gallienne and Staats Cotsworth are the Macbeths. Hosted by John Chapman.
Wes Chapman, Ballet Master for American Ballet theatre, moderates a panel discussion about Lar Lubovitch’s ballet, Othello. Panelists include Lubovitch and Kevin McKenzie, Artistic Director of the American...
Radio broadcast. Four-part series in which Huw Edwards discovers how some operatic masterpieces reflect the political and social circumstances of their age. In the final edition Edwards talks about Verdi’s...
Feature film. Satirical comedy commenting on greed and fame and what people are prepared to do for money. Laurence Harvey plays a famous Shakespearean who, after being paid to do so by Peter Sellers,...
Video recording of the performance of The Phoenix and the Turtle. Edited and staged by Deborah Shaw and introduced by Michael Wood.
A non-textual approach to King Lear using collaborative arts techniques with a mixed-ability GCSE group. Shows five scenes using sound, music, art, poetry and dance, intercut with reflections on this way of...
Series of twelve educational films designed as ‘an introduction to each play’s theme or atmosphere’. This extract features sequences from Richard II featuring John of Gaunt’s deathbed speech (II i)...
A record of the Warwick Pageant held in the grounds of Warwick Castle 2-9 July 1906 and showing incidents in Warwick’s history from AD40-1572. Includes scenes from a performance of Christopher Marlowe’s...
Radio drama by Jude Cook that imagines what may have happened when William Shakespeare went to Titchfield House to escape the plague, wrote his celebrated sonnets and got tangled up in emotional and...
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