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Radio arts review programme presented by Mark Lawson. Includes an interview with actor Ben Crystal on what Shakespeare’s plays sounded like when first performed. Crystal demonstrates with examples from...
The British Library has just released a new audio CD, Shakespeare’s original pronunciation, featuring speeches and scenes performed as Shakespeare would have heard them. Although there have been a handful...
Audio recording of Sir Michael Morpurgo’s retelling of ten of Shakespeare’s plays for children, read by members of the Royal Shakespeare Company. This collection includes readings of Morpurgo’s...
Scenes from Shakespeare read by a variety of actors extracted from earlier recordings of full performances made for HarperCollins. Tracks include: The Merchant of Venice (IV i), Romeo and Juliet (II ii),...
This audio drama is a continuation of the television series Doctor Who, with Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred and Bonnie Langford returning to the roles of the Doctor and his companions Ace and Mel. In this...
[caption id="attachment_15569" align="alignright" width="237"] bufvc.ac.uk/publications[/caption] ***New Edition TBC*** Can I Copy This? A Brief Guide to UK Copyright in Higher and Further Education...
[caption id="attachment_15569" align="alignright" width="237"] bufvc.ac.uk/publications[/caption] Can I Copy This? A Brief Guide to UK Copyright in Higher and Further Education - 2012 edition By...
The 40 CD box set consists of a collection of 28 radio adaptations of Shakespeare’s plays (including a recording of Sir Thomas More) produced and broadcast on German and Austrian public radio service...
If you are a lecturer, researcher, information manager, producer, service provider, or anyone who uses audio-visual media in higher education and research, this is the handbook for you. The handbook’s...
Films Were Made: Volume 2 - Local History A look at films and film makers in the East of England 1896 – 1996 by David Cleveland David Cleveland, who established the East Anglian Film Archive in 1976,...
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