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Televised extracts from Julius Caesar with Malcolm Keen as Brutus, Robert Holmes (Cassius), Mary Hinton (Portia). It is presented in conjunction with Peter Creswell’s sound production of the play. The...
Presentation of scenes from an unperformed Elizabethan play ascribed in part to Shakespeare. Adapted and introduced by John Bryson. With Lewis Casson in the title role.
A series of four films using still drawings from a number of artists to accompany poetry readings. Sponsored by the British Film Institute and produced by Halas and Batchelor for the Festival of Britain,...
A CD-ROM exploration of four of Shakespeare’s plays - Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, Macbeth and ‘Hamlet’ - with Arden (2nd edition) texts, glossary and notes, an overview, criticism, essays on the...
The Times programme listings for that day suggests that Marjorie Unett, Mrs B. Henry, Dorothy Allcock, Ivor Thomas, R.J. Mesney, and W. H. Atkins performed scenes from Shakespeare’s plays in a variety...
Radio broadcast in which Mr Eastman, Mme. Thomas, and Mme M. Dawson perform scenes from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet. Mr Eastman also performs scenes from Henry VIII and The Taming of the Shrew.
Purcell’s opera based on Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The Orchestra and Chorus of the English National Opera are conducted by Nicolas Kok. Directed for stage by David Poutney, choreographed...
Radio series, broadcast over five consecutive days, in which Peggy Reynolds unravels the plot of a Shakespeare play and introduces music associated with it. Part 3 HAMLET includes excerpts from Ambroise...
Radio programme on Shakespeare and music. David Owen Norris and guests Professor Stanley Wells, the artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, Gregory Doran and musician and broadcaster Lucy...
Recording of an online production of Shakespeare’s play performed over Zoom. Set in a post-apocalyptic near-future, the casting is gender-blind. Cast: Rich Sandford: King Henry V Sarah Gregori: Rambures...
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