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Radio programme. Tenth in a series of talks in which Aubrey de Selincourt, master at Lynam’s School, Oxford, gives a course on selected Shakespeare plays. This episode ends the discussion of...
Jealousy decimates a reunion between old friends, a once happy marriage and the childhood of a princess. In Act 3 scenes 1 and 2, The Sicilian Lords, Cleomenes and Dion return from their consultation with...
Jealousy decimates a reunion between old friends, a once happy marriage and the childhood of a princess. In Act 4 scenes 1, 2 and 3, sixteen years have passed and Leontes regrets his jealousy s well as the...
Second of a two-part production of Shakespeare’s play for radio. Acts III, IV and V of the play are arranged for broadcasting by Peter Dews. With Derek Hart as Henry, Prince of Wales and Norman Shelley as...
Jealousy decimates a reunion between old friends, a once happy marriage and the childhood of a princess. In Act 4 scenes 4, part 2, the future looks uncertain for Florizel and Perdita and Camillo engineers...
A six-part radio series in which Robert Cushman presents his views of the British theatre between 1973-1984 when he was drama critic on The Observer. Episode 2 looks at actors and includes performance...
Podcast. An interview with author Scott Kaiser about his new novel, Albert’s Adventures in Willy World, a detective story that satirises the ‘Shakespeare industry’ and is also drawn from his many years...
Television arts series. Part 2 of the programme interviews four cast members from the production of Brook’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream currently on Broadway - Alan Howard, John Kane, Sara Kestelman and...
Stage play by William Poel performed by the Birmingham Repertory Players under Bernard Hepton, adapted and produced for broadcasting by Peter Dews. Loosely related to the Quarto version of Hamlet it stars...
Szadowski discusses her playing of both Juliet and Yelena in the Bedlam production of ‘Uncle Romeo Vanya Juliet’ by Kimberley Pau, a mashup of Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’ and Anton Chekhov’s...
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