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A video recording, using a single, fixed camera, of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 1989 production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Directed by John Caird with John Carlisle and Clare Higgins doubling...
60-Second Shakespeare is a BBC project to encourage UK students to create their own 60-second interpretations of Shakespeare using audio, video, animation and IT skills. A MIDSUMMER NIGHT IN BLACKPOOL is...
Joffrey Ballet in studio rehearsal for The Dream (11min) choreographed by Frederick Ashton and restaged by John Hart and Jazz Calendar: Saturday (12min) directed and staged by Faith Worth. The rehearsals are...
Secular cantatas composed by Thomas Linley (1756-1788); libretto by French Lawrence. Lorna Anderson and Julia Gooding (sopranos) and Richard Wistreich, (bass) with The Parley of Instruments Baroque...
Single camera recording of this attractively-staged open-air production performed by the Shakesperae in the Park amateur troupe in the Italian Gardens at Maple Hayes Hall, Lichfield. The show, which has a...
Feature film. Contemporary re-imagining of A Midsummer Night’s Dream set in the Caribbean on the island of Barbados under a full moon during the Crop Over festival. Chaos ensues when Puck the Butler and...
Full-length radio adaptation of the play arranged by Cathleen Nesbitt who also performs as Puck alongside Ernest Milton as Oberon and Nigel Playfair as Bottom. With a prologue by Cecil A. Lewis. Incidental...
Radio adaptation by Carl Ritchie of Hugh C. Evans’ 1966 production for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Drastically cut to 24 minutes the version omits the fairies and the Athens aristocracy and...
Radio broadcast consisting of a sequence of fairy scenes from Shakespeare’s comedy with a cast of children playing fairies and clowns. Produced by Barbara Burnham and John Burrell, it stars Ralph...
Two-part production of Shakespeare’s play, with a Caribbean cast, set in Trinidad during carnival time. Aiming to enliven Shakespeare’s play by a different cultural context, director Hilary Norrish...
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