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A performance of King Lear performed at the National Theatre of Egypt in 2002 with Yehia El-Fakharani (Yahya El-Fakharany) in the title role. Theatre direction: Ahmed Abdel Halim. Film direction: Jamal Abdel...
Videorecording of the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s 1998 production of Twelfth Night directed by Daniel Fish with Tari Signor as Viola and Floyd King as Malvolio. Videotaped for WAPAVA by James J. Taylor.
A video recording of the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s 1998 production of The Merry Wives of Windsor directed by Daniel Fish and set in a Catskills holiday resort in the 1950s. David Sabin is Falstaff.
A video recording of the avant garde work by Heiner Muller performed by the Argentinian company El Periferico de Objetos. Bruce Weber, reviewing the production for The New York Times, writes ‘the script is...
Feature film. An Egyptian version of Romeo and Juliet. Selim takes the substance of Shakespeare’s play and reworks it as a contemporary story of Egyptian life.
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...
Podcast from Shakespeare’s Globe. This edition focuses on whiteness in Shakespeare, from his plays to studies of the canon. Two American scholars, Dr Ambereen Dadabhoy and Dr Ruben Espinosa, discuss their...
Podcast from Shakespeare’s Globe. This edition focuses on personal responses to the concept of decolonisaion, with contributors including: Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Federay Holmes, Steven Kavuma, Nour El...
Irregularly scheduled series of musical specials featuring Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Bernstein compares the beat in Shakespeare’s verse to rhythms in jazz, Beethoven’s...
Animated feature film. An underwater adaptation of Romeo and Juliet with star-crossed seals. When Juliet’s father arranges for her to marry Prince, the monstrous sea elephant, she takes the advice of Friar...
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