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First in a 10-part radio series seeking the views of leading actors on individual Shakespearean roles. In the 15-minute episode, Sara Kestelman describes playing Lady Macbeth and explores what it is about...
Last episode in a 10-part radio series seeking the views of leading actors on individual Shakespearean roles. In the 15-minute programme, Janet Suzman discusses her interpretation of Shakespeare’s...
Fourth in a 10-part radio series seeking the views of leading actors on individual Shakespearean roles. In the 15-minute episode, Janet Suzman describes playing Kate from Taming of the Shrew and explores...
Radio series in six parts. Each part features one sonnet read by an actor and commented on by a contemporary poets including Seamus Heaney, Miroslav Holub, Peter Porter, Brace Nichols, and Thom Gunn. No...
Shakespeare’s King Lear adapted for radio in a two-part production by Brett Usher, directed by Walter Acosta. With Trevor Howard in the title role and Emrys James as Fool.
Seventh in a 10-part radio series seeking the views of leading actors on individual Shakespearean roles. In the 15-minute episode, John Kani and Kabir Bedi discuss their interpretation of Othello and explore...
Series of radio programmes compiling "Shakespeare’s expressions of eternal truths, which after three hundred years remain alive and have meaning for us today". No further information known (3/2008).
Two-part production of Shakespeare’s play adapted by Brett Usher, directed by Walter Acosta, starring David Schofield as Henry. No further information available (12/2008).
Fifth in a 10-part radio series seeking the views of leading actors on individual Shakespearean roles. In the 15-minute episode, John Gielgud and Alan Cumming describe playing Hamlet and explore what it is...
Two-part reworking of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Adapted for radio by Paul Brennen and co-produced with Marion Nancarrow. The production was recorded entirely on location with a young cast. No...
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