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Video recording of the production of Macbeth directed for stage by Moises Kaufman and for Theatre on Film and Tape (TOFT) by Richard Stucker. Liev Schreiber is Macbeth and Jennifer Ehle is Lady Macbeth.
Video recording of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of King Henry VIII directed by Gregory Doran with Paul Jesson as Henry VIII and Jane Lapotaire as Queen Katherine.
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The project team are currently working on a number of outputs from the research project (2017). These include special issues in the journals Feminist Media Histories and Women’s History Review, and...
Radio version of Shakespeare’s history play produced by Martin Jenkins in stereo, with Leo McKern as Falstaff and Peter Jeffrey as King Henry. The music is specially composed by David Cain and played by...
2013. Italy. TDK. Blu-ray or DVD. 156 minutes + 10 minutes of extras. Price: £24.99 About the reviewer: Ann Aungle worked at London Metropolitan University for 31 years and was its Site Library Manager...
The last episode in a series on works by Shostakovich which were influenced by Stalin’s rule. Peter Maniura presents a recording of the award-winning Royal Opera House production by Richard Jones. With...
A video recording, using a single, fixed camera, of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 2003 production of Measure for Measure. Directed by Sean Holmes with Daniel Evans as Angelo and Emma Fielding as Isabella.
Television eight-part series in which on consecutive evenings actors perform extracts from Shakespeare’s plays and poems. Episode 8 - Mark Lamarr reads ‘All the world’s a stage’ from As You Like It...
A video recording of the Theatre for a New Audience production of the Henry VI trilogy directed by Barry Kyle. The three parts are conflated into two and were performed in repertory. Videotaped for Theatre...
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