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Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week she talks to Chris Johnston and Alexander Sovronsky about the use of mood music and...
To commemorate the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, Rufus Wainwright collaborates with friends and family to create an album in which a selection of the Bard’s sonnets are set to music.
A recording made at the Cottesloe Theatre, National Theatre in 1998 of Ken Campbell explaining his translation of Macbeth into Wol Wantok. The full recording is available to listen to at the British Library...
SHAKESPEARE’S PALPABLE HITS is compilation of Shakespeare lyrics set to modern music. The album is a collaborative effort involving two dozen musicians, many of whom are (or were) also Shakespearean...
Series in which a composer and a director collaborate to devise and make an original music work for television. 1 (director: Simon Reynell; composer: James Dillon) A distorted reflection of a single moment...
An adaptation of Romeo and Juliet radically interpreting the text, while preserving the verse. Set in a futuristic Verona, the film uses shock cuts, speeded-up trick motion, and a rock music score. Leonardo...
James Earl Jones recites Othello’s testimony before the senators (I iii) at an evening of poetry, music and spoken word hosted by President Obama in the East Room of The White House on 12 May 2009. There...
Set in the Jewish Ghetto of Venice, 1563, and narrated from Shylock’s perspective, this rewriting of Shakespeare’s play by British playwright Arnold Wesker retains the core plot of Shakespeare’s play...
Radio adaptation of the play produced and directed by Celia de Wolff. The cast includes Roger Allam as Bottom. Toby Stephens plays Oberon and Lesley Sharp performs as Titania. Music by Stephanie Nunn.
A production of Twelfth Night in American Sign Language (ASL) with English voice over directed by Peter Novak and performed by the Amaryllis Theatre Company, Philadelphia and other deaf performers.
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