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Animated puppet version of the play in which the characters are shown as animated stones. Information on the film taken from Eddie Sammons Shakespeare: A Hundred Years On Film’. No further details found...
In the latest effort to use digital technology to transform how consumers, students and teachers engage with the Bard, independent U.S. publisher Sourcebooks has just released The Shakesperience, enhanced...
Television schools programme. Contrasts the idealism of the lovers with the realism expressed and demonstrated by other characters in the play.
Feature film re-locating Romeo and Juliet to modern Israel and the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. Romeo is an Israeli Jew and Juliet a young Palestinian. The film doesn’t follow the text but alludes to many...
An analysis of the text of Romeo and Juliet by Kim Edwards and Erica Hateley of Monash University. The film includes: discussion about the main characters, themes and plot; the structure of the play; how...
Audio-based approach to ‘on the go’ study designed to be downloaded to iPod, or iPhone or accessed using a provided mp3 application on a computer screen. Features scene summaries and commentaries,...
`A post-punk film relying heavily on Shakespeare’s text for romantic metaphor and its archetypal tragic love. The fate of Romeo and Juliet is sealed by three other characters - Death and the Punk Twins....
The story in cel aanimated version. All the lines spoken by the characters are Shakespeare’s own.
US comedy variety show hosted by Steve Allen. This episode includes a comedy monologue (9 mins) from Andy Griffith relating the plot and characters of Romeo and Juliet.
A theatre in education e-book title by Jenny de Reuck that offers young playgoers an introduction to many of the characters from Shakespeare’s comedies including Feste, the Jester, Toby Belch, Maria, Sly...
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