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US late-night talk and variety show presented by Jay Leno. In this episode Leno talks to First Lady, Laura Bush, about ‘Will Power To Youth’, which she supports, run by the Los Angeles Shakespeare...
13-part American radio series, hosted by Sharon Swenson, in which Shakespeare scholars discuss aspects of Shakespeare’s work. In this episode Nancy Christiansen, Brigham Young University (BYU), discusses...
Independent short. With a modern take on relationship roles, equality of power and decision-making, the film casts a different light onto the common expectations of the play without changing any textual...
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...
Recording of an on-stage conversation held as part of the 2022 Aspen Ideas Festival between Oskar Eustis (The Public Theater) and James Shapiro (Columbia University), moderated by Erika Mallin (Aspen...
Experimental student amateur film. Yorick returns to earth and lectures Hamlet on God and nuclear power. Filmed in a basement, with English language actors but a French crew.
Podcast. Gabriel Geagea and doctoral candidate Nicolas McAfee discuss his doctoral thesis on the depiction of power, the powerful and politics in Shakespeare’s plays. Works discussed include Henry VIII and...
Film podcast hosted by Beth Accomando. Includes interviews with director Kathleen Marshall about his film of Much Ado About Nothing, playwright Will Power about his new version of Richard III as Seize the...
An actor of stage and screen, Steven Skybell discusses the power of verse and performing the roles of Hamlet and Richard II. He is interviewed by the Executive Director of the Shakespeare Society. Michael...
Series, in three parts, showing how the meaning of the play can change in the hands of a director. Director Douglas Campbell has firm convictions about Macbeth (including his belief that parts of the play...
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