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Recording for French television of King Lear directed by André Engel and staged by the Théâtre National de l’Odéon. Michel Piccoli is Lear.
Made-for-television film. A giallo interpretation of Macbeth. The production was first staged at the Festival d’Automne at the Theatre de Paris in 1990.
French television recording of the stage production of Richard III directed by Georges Lavaundant for the Avignon Festival. Directed for television by Raoul Ruiz with Ariel Garcia-Valdes in the title role.
A video recording of Laurent Pelly’s 1995 production of Love’s Labour’s Lost for Le Cargo-CDN. With Pascal Elso as the King of Navarre and Jean-François Sivadier as Berowne.
Carmelo Bene’s production of Richard III re-created and directed by Georges Lavaudant.
Romeo Castellucci’s version of Julius Caesar adapted by Claudia Paola Castellucci.
Video recording of Georges Lavaudant’s production of King Lear with Philippe Morier-Genoud in the title role.
A re-interpretation and deconstruction of Hamlet by Renato Castellucci. Amleto has only one performer, a child, who recites extracts of text, only one of which is recognisably from Hamlet. It is a study of...
Video recording of Nicolai Kolyada’s production of Hamlet in which the text is literally torn apart. Kolyada covers the stage with found objects and transforms the play in a fantastic pagan celebration....
Video recording of Matthias Langhoff’s production of Cabaret Hamlet. Langhoff sits his audience at café tables in front of two asymmetric stages, where Horatio becomes a female, Horatia; Ophelia is not a...
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