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Online audio recording of an interview with the artistic director of Shakepeare’s Globe Theatre, Dominic Dromgoole. Dromgoole talks to Heather Neill about the 2008 Shakespeare season at the Globe,...
Christopher Luscombe, director of the Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre 2008 production of The Merry Wives of Windsor, talks to Heather Neill about his conception of the play and its affinities with British...
Heather Knight of the Museum of London Archaeology and Penny Tuerk of the Tower Theatre talk to Heather Neill about excavations of The Theatre, the first purpose-built venue in Elizabethan London, where...
Television documentary series. The series examines the influence of famous British people. From a list of 100 people nominated by the public, the list was reduced to ten, each personality then becoming the...
Thea Sharrock talks to Heather Neill about her 2009 production of As You Like It for Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre. From the rehearsal room Sharrock speaks of the unique qualities of Shakespeare’s Globe...
Online audio recording of an interview with theatre director Tim Supple at the Roundhouse Theatre, London. Supple talks to Heather Neill about the making of his ‘Indian’ production of the The Midsummer...
Director Lucy Bailey talks to Heather Neill about her 2010 production of Macbeth at Shakespeare’s Globe, which stars Elliot Cowan and Laura Rogers. Recorded at the Globe.
Online audio recording in which Director Marianne Elliott talks to Heather Neill about her 2009 National Theatre production of Shakespeare’s play, about the love of Helena for Bertram, and its background...
Will Keen, who plays the title role opposite Anastasia Hille’s Lady Macbeth in the 2010 Cheek by Jowl production directed by Declan Donnellan at the Barbican in London, talks to Heather Neill about playing...
Dominic Cavendish of Daily Telegraph, chairs a panel of critics comprising Jane Edwards, Mark Shenton and Carole Woddis who discuss Nicholas Hytner’s modern dress production of Henry V for the National...
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