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Radio version of Shakespeare’ s play, produced and presented in 17 episodes by E. A. Harding. Sound effects by Michael Burge. With a cast including Val Gielgud as Henry and Barbara Couper as Katherine.
Podcast hosted by Thomas Dabbs (Aoyama Gakuin University in Tokyo, Japan). In this edition he talks to Lucy Munro (King’s College, London) abut her new book, Shakespeare in the Theatre: The King’s Men,...
Podcast from Shakespeare’s Globe hosted by Imogen Greenberg. In this edition Dr Will Tosh and Professor Lucy Munro look at the history plays; there is also a behind-the-scenes tour with the company of Eyam...
A lecturer in Shakespeare from Kings College London, Dr Lucy Munro reviews the performances of Macbeth in the 1880s. Actors, Tom Lincoln and Eva Feiler give contrasting performances as Macbeth and Lady...
Radio arts review programme presented by Mark Lawson. Includes a 10-minute interview with dramatists Roy Williams and Rona Munro, both of whom were commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company to write a...
Podcast hosted by Thomas Dabbs (Aoyama Gakuin University in Tokyo, Japan). In this edition, Lucy Munro (King’s College, London) discusses her recent book, Shakespeare in the Theatre: The King’s Men.
Five-part radio series comparing the known historical facts about Macbeth with Shakespeare’s dramatisation. Produced in Inverness 950 years after the death of the 11th century Scottish king, the series...
Video recording, using a single, fixed camera, of The Indian Boy by Rona Munro, directed by Rebecca Gatward. Commissioned by the RSC for the Complete Works Festival the play is a response to A Midsummer...
Television quiz shot hosted by Ted Rogers. This episode, transmitted on Shakespeare’s birthday, is devoted to questions about the man and his work. Questions set by Deborah Sutherland.
Podcast hosted by Barbara Bogaev in which she interviews Dr. Lucy Munro (King’s College London) on her new research on the company that originally produced Shakespeare’s play at the Globe.
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