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Feature film. A Japanese version of King Lear, directed by Akira Kurosawa, transposed to 16th-century feudal Japan. An old man, now a warlord, cedes his kingdom to his eldest son and starts a power struggle...
Recording of a live lecture by Dr. Deborah Uman (Weber State University) on adaptations of Shakespeare in literature and on screen featuring strong female characters aimed at teenage audiences. Highlights...
A recording made in 2004 of a production of Hamlet performed by the Shakespeare Institute Players of the Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham. Paul Prescott as Hamlet
Podcast. Austin Tichenor talks to Will Wilhelm about their new show, Gender Play, or what you Will, which began from the premise that Shakespeare’s plays are fundamentally queer. Will, as a non-binary...
Radio broadcast. A five-part series in which Yasmin Alibhai-Brown explores five Shakespeare plays that cross the racial divide, with contributions from actors and theatre directors. The first programme...
No-budget digital feature film. A romantic comedy. Ben is a computer nerd who transforms himself into a sonnet reading, serenading, sword-fighting, cross-dressing ‘Shakespearean Love Machine’ to woo the...
Radio broadcast. A five-part series in which Yasmin Alibhai-Brown explores five Shakespeare plays that cross the racial divide, with contributions from actors and theatre directors. The final programme...
Radio broadcast. A five-part series in which Yasmin Alibhai-Brown explores five Shakespeare plays that cross the racial divide, with contributions from actors and theatre directors. The second programme...
Radio broadcast. A five-part series in which Yasmin Alibhai-Brown explores five Shakespeare plays that cross the racial divide, with contributions from actors and theatre directors. The third programme...
Radio broadcast. A five-part series in which Yasmin Alibhai-Brown explores five Shakespeare plays that cross the racial divide, with contributions from actors and theatre directors. The fourth programme...
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