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Audio podcast. An irreverent and often rude look at Shakespeare, hosted by actor-directors Lisa Ann Goldsmith and Owen Thompson. This edition explores how one might collocate Shakespeare’s characters...
Recording of a live webinar, the first in a series examining Shakespeare and race from Shakespeare’s Globe. Professor Farah Karim-Cooper, Professor Aldo Billingslea and Dr Vanessa I. Corredera discuss...
Podcast in which hosts Professor Michelle Ephraim (Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Massachusetts) and Professor Caroline Bicks (University of Maine) discuss everyday issues through a Shakespearean lens. In...
Podcast series produced by the Dallas Shakespeare theatre company. This episode explores the religious dimensions and historical context of Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice and is hosted by Meagan Harris...
Video podcast hosted by Drew Lichtenberg and Simon Godwin. This episode explores the character of Shylock from The Merchant of Venice and how the new production of the play from the Shakespeare Theatre...
Recording of an online discussion between actor and playwright Tracy-Ann Oberman and Michael Wegier, Chief Executive of the Board of Deputies of British Jews. Oberman discusses The Merchant of Venice 1936,...
Video podcast hosted by Drew Lichtenberg and Simon Godwin. This episode looks at The Merchant of Venice from the historical context from which it emerged and how the new production of the play from the...
Community-sourced performance video inspired by the themes in Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, set in the marketplaces of West Oakland, Hong Kong, Managua, downtown Los Angeles and Venice. Written and...
Radio talk series. Presenter Gerald Pratley gives an introduction to Peter Brook’s career. There are extracts from a lecture Brook gave in Paris on the aesthetics of cinema and theatre speaking of the...
Drama by Paula and Edward Fitzgerald. Anti-Stratfordian play set in the Globe during a rehearsal for Hamlet and in Francis Bacon’s study. Details for this entry are taken from World Shakespeare...
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