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The 1973 production of the Tennessee Williams play made for American television starring Katharine Hepburn.
Differentiated commentaries and prompts encourage pupils of all abilities to appreciate the richness of Macbeth through language, theme, character and an exploration of the key scenes. This production is...
Part 1: A Victorian major prophet. Part 2: Achievements outside his drama. Part 3: Shaw and the European revolution in drama. Part 4: The Victorian dramatist.
The radio play by Samuel Beckett.
Professor Brooks clarifies the complications of the plot, and then examines the world Congreve depicts, the duel between the hero and heroine, the characterisation in the play and the writer’s style.
Drama by R C Sheriff of life in the trenches showing World War 1 through the eyes of a group of British officers.
Professor John Russell Brown, University of Sussex, and Professor Inga-Stina Ewbank, Bedford New College, University of London, discuss the play.
Samuel Beckett’s work for radio, with music specially written for this performance by Humphrey Searle, and played by the Sinfonia of London conducted by the composer.
Discusses Sean O’Casey’s work from the heightened realism of the Dublin trilogy through a highly individual form of expressionism in the middle period, to the celebratory theatre of the later fantasy plays.
The stage production of Aphra Behn’s Restoration comedy ‘The Rover’, first performed in 1677, with interviews with Jules Wright, director of the Women’s Playhouse Trust, and a discussion of the...
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