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Opening address of the Associate Council of the Arts (ACA) Conference that took place 7 - 10 January 1976 in Canada. Following a brief introduction, the address is delivered by Joseph Papp, theatrical...
Video recording of a seminar led by David McCandless, Director of Shakespeare Studies at South Oregon University. Other speakers include stage directors Shana Cooper and Rosa Joshi with Penny Metropulos...
Podcast from Shakespeare’s Globe hosted by Imogen Greenberg. Globe associate director Sean Holmes discusses what ‘radical optimism’ means in his new production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream - is just...
Recording of an online webinar, part of a series from the Globe Theatre examining Shakespeare and race. The event, focusing on Julius Caesar, is hosted by Teaching and Research Fellow, Hanh Bui, and features...
Video made to celebrate the post-lockdown reopening of the RSC’s theatres at Stratford-upon-Avon. Director Philip Breen, associate designer Ruth Hall, set and costume designer Max Jones, composer Paddy...
Podcast. An interview with the Red Bull Theater’s Associate Artistic Director, Nathan Winkelstein, who also performs Act 1, Scene 2 from Shakespeare’s Henry V.
Recording of a panel discussion made as part of the annual Bard on the Beach festival in Canada, hosted by Bard’s Associate Artistic Director, Dean Paul Gibson. The panellists include Cherissa Richards,...
The art, craft and tradition of stage fighting is explored within the context of Shakespeare’s plays. A fight choreographer, actor and director; Matt Hawkins is participates in a discussion with the...
Radio broadcast. Ian McKellen talks to Sonia Beesley about the National Theatre production of Coriolanus in which he plays the title role. Included are short extracts recorded during rehearsals with the...
Television documentary. Gregory Doran, Associate Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, travels through Warwickshire in search of the natural phenomena that might have inspired Shakespeare’s A...
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