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Video recording. Online panel from the Streamed Shakespeare company moderated by its founder, Holly Champion. Members of the panel include Charlotte Wiltshire (technical director), Shelley Casey (Artistic...
This site brings together five short films made by students at Anglia Ruskin University on the theme of Shakespeare and the Environment. The details for each film are: The Pulse of Change (Director: Velina...
CBS radio broadcast. A heavily condensed version of As You Like It with its director, Margaret Webster as Rosalind. A long introductory narrative explains the plot.
Video recording of a seminar led by David McCandless, Director of Shakespeare Studies at South Oregon University. Other speakers include stage directors Shana Cooper and Rosa Joshi with Penny Metropulos...
Second in a series of documentaries on contemporary theatre. Margot Campbell interviews Peter Hall, Director of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, director Clifford Williams, and Michael Langham, director of the...
Video recording of a panel discussion featuring Folger Shakespeare Library Director Dr. Michael Witmore, Insight Partners Co-Founder Jerry Murdock, and Utah Shakespeare Festival Artistic Director Brian...
Comedy film/animation short film about one enigmatic director’s struggle to adapt Shakespeare for ‘the pseudo intellectual shock generation’. The dialogue is from All’s Well That Ends Well.
Three-part radio series, presented by John Stevens, on Shakespeare and music. Episode 3 is a discussion between Raymond Leppard (former music director at the RSC), Toby Robertson (director, Prospect Theatre...
Two-part radio programme in which psychoanalyst and former England cricket captain Mike Brearley tries to understand and define the art of the theatre director. Through interviews with directors Katie...
Podcast from Shakespeare’s Globe hosted by Imogen Greenberg. In this edition Patrick Spottiswood, the Globe’s Education Director, remembers actor and director Sam Wanamaker, who founded the Globe project...
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