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Radio feature. Author and historian Jerry Brotton investigates the history of relations between England and the Islamic world during the early modern period, a complex alliance that he finds dramatised in...
Online video panel discussion chaired by Dr Yasmin Arshad and Dr Chris Laoutaris with contributions from Professor Tom Shakespeare, Phillipa Vincent-Connolly, historian and Dr Katherine Schaap Williams.
Video. Recording of a conversation hosted by Professor Michael Dobson on non-professional drama groups with Pauline Scott of the Brownsea Island Open Air Theatre and Ian Wainwright of the Royal Shakespeare...
Online video discussion chaired by Dr Robert Stagg where Professor Sir Stanley Wells and Dr Paul Edmondson discuss bisexuality as explored in their book, All the Sonnets of Shakespeare.
Online video presentation by Dr Tracy Irish (Royal Shakespeare Company) and Dr Abigail Rokison-Woodall (Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham) about the ‘Signing Shakespeare project’ being run...
Online video discussion chaired by Professor Michael Dobson with contributions from: Professor Nataliya Torkut (Ukrainian Shakespeare Centre), Professor Maya Harbuzyuk (National University of Lviv),...
Newreel produced for the National Coal Board. The first of three stories in this issue contains brief footage of an outdoor performance of Richard III by the Burton Shakespeare Society.
Online video discussion chaired by Professor Michael Dobson with contributions from: Professor Hans-Martin Rall (Nanyang Technical University), Professor Li Lan Yong (National University of Singapore) and Dr...
Online video panel discussion chaired by Dr Yasmin Arshad and Dr Chris Laoutaris focusing primarily on the ‘Shakespeare She/Her’ project, including clips from some of the monolgues created. With...
Documentary film about the making of Christoph Schlingensief’s Nazi-'Hamlet’ (2001), a theatre project for which Schlingensief engaged several neo-nazis as amateur actors. In the theatre production...
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