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1) The Shakespeare play in story form read by Richard Baker. Quotations are extensively used. 2) Alternate track contains Romeo and Juliet.
Professor Barbara Hardy, Birkbeck College, University of London, and Dr John Sutherland, University College London, discuss the women in Shakespeare’s plays. Track 1: Revolution and Submission. Track 2:...
The thirteenth in a weekly live stream project by Rob Myles to present all of Shakespeare’s plays in the order in which it is thought they were originally written. Using the Zoom video conferencing...
Both ‘7 h du soir’ and the additional track ‘7 PM’ of the 4 track EP by French sixties singer Jacqueline Taïeb and The Amsterdam BeatClub end with an excerpt from Hamlet’s "To be or not to be"...
Audio Podcast. Natalie Grueninger and Stuart Kells discuss his book, Shakespeare’s Library: Unlocking the Greatest Mystery in Literature. It details Kells’ attempts to track Shakespeare’s personal...
A discussion between John Goode, University of Warwick, and Dr Terry Eagleton, Wadham College, Oxford. Alternate track contains Coriolanus: Politics and Tragedy.
A recording, written and produced by D.H. VanLenten for Bell Telephone Laboratories that contains samples of computer-synthesized speech. Track 4 is a soliloquy from Hamlet.
CGI animation with sci-fi robots playing all the characters. The film uses the original text and animates it using robots, spaceships, and many sci-fi trappings. There is also a subtitle track in "modern...
The second track on a collection of variety sketches by Viennese cabaret artist, writer, actor, director Karl Farkas (1893-1971) focuses on the fate of great works of art, such as Shakespeare’s Hamlet. The...
In this 2-minute phonogramme sample, recorded by Fritz Hauser in 1906, the 80-year old German actor and long-standing star of the Vienna Burgtheater, Bernhard Baumeister, declaims Falstaff’s speech from...
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