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Fredson Bowers lectures on ‘the nature of tragedy and the significance of the tragic experience’, with Hamlet as the focus.
Educational videotape. George Walton Williams traces the development of theatrical playing areas in England before Shakespeare, demonstrating with a model of the Swan Theatre how certain scenes in...
Lecture. Fredson Bowers lectures on the passage in which Hamlet, after the stabbing of Polonius, seems to express his understanding of the mistake he has made in murdering an innocent man.
Silent version of Macbeth presented as an historical spectacle and directed by Mario Caserini with Dante Capelli and Maria Gasperini as the Macbeths. Contemporary accounts speak of ‘very fine tableaux’...
Feature film. Black comedy, the sub-plot offering a loose adaptation of Hamlet. Tells the story of a university graduate, Valya (Chursin) who impersonates victims in crime-scene reconstructions. Valya feels...
Sitcom centred on the wheeling and dealing of the Trotter brothers who run an ‘import export’ business from their South Peckham flat. In this episode Del’s wife Raquel, dreaming of a career on stage,...
A version of the play, based on both Cinthio’s original tale and Shakespeare’s play, with echoes of Reinhardt and Expressionism. Emil Jannings is Othello.
A video recording, using a single, fixed camera, of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 2000 production of As You Like It. Directed by Gregory Doran with Alexandra Gilbreath as Rosalind and Nancy Carroll as...
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