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Sitcom about a group of over-achieving honours students at Manhattan high school. In this episode their laid-back teacher (Hesseman) has to confront negative comments after inviting the class to review his...
Professor Tony Davies, former head of the Department of English at Fort Hare University in South Africa and Jose Ramon Diaz Fernandez, senior lecturer in English Literature at the University of Malaga,...
Advertisement for AliCafe cappuccino. Two college students unleash hundreds of chicken in their library and get caught by the head librarian. This prank could lead to their expulsion from college. In a tight...
One of a series of study tapes developed and produced in association with the Language Centre of the University of Exeter. Dr Corbin, Head of the School of English at the University of Exeter, discusses...
Sarah Moir-Pietsch talks to Bruce O’Neil, Head of Music at the Royal Shakespeare Company, about singing at the RSC, plus a new work by Dobrinka Tabakova.
Radio series exploring the nature of faith. This episode asks if Shakespeare was a closet Catholic. Ernie Rea discusses Shakespeare and religion with Clare Asquith, author of ‘Shadowplay: The Hidden...
Television eight-part series in which on consecutive evenings actors perform extracts from Shakespeare’s plays and poems. Episode 1 - Joe MacFadden reads sonnet 18 ‘Shall I compare thee to a summer’s...
Podcast from Shakespeare’s Globe hosted by Imogen Greenberg in collaboration with Globe artistic director Michelle Terry and Dr Farah Karim-Cooper, the theatre’s head of higher education and research....
Television eight-part series in which on consecutive evenings actors perform extracts from Shakespeare’s plays and poems. Episode 2 - David Walliams performs ‘In my stars I am above thee’ from Twelfth...
Radio commercial for Specsavers, the biggest optical retailer in the UK. The three witches, reciting lines from the witches spell in Macbeth IV i ("Double, double toil and trouble") inform the approaching...
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