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Henry Smith has spent many years investigating the relationship between breath, movement and sound, both in Eastern cultures and with Native Americans. In this video record, Smith is seen assisting...
Podcast. Shakespeare’s Birthday Lecture delivered at the Folger Shakespeare Library, Elizabethan Theatre by Stephen Greenblatt. "In this harsh world draw thy breath in pain," the dying Hamlet tells...
Juliette Dwyer interviews John Knight, whose son was killed by a drunk driver and has founded the Campaign Against Drinking and Driving on the Government’s white paper proposals. He says drink drivers who...
Linkline: Asthma, presented by Jane Buxey. Interview with Doctor Alan Matthews from Portsmouth. He talks about Asthma. He says that 10 percent of the population, experience this kind of sensation in some...
'When we are teaching the sixth form their Shakespeare coursework, one of the elements that comprises the work is the need to look at the history of the performance of the play…' As part of the ongoing...
Agricultural Hall becomes a huge farmyard and brings a breath of the countryside to jaded Londoners.
But the first breath-taking drop into space is [the] hardest part of the lesson!
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