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Fifth in a series of Shakespeare audio recordings that appear to have been issued by The Times. The production is directed by Frank Hauser with Dorothy Tutin doubling as Viola/Sebastian and Derek Godfrey as...
Sixth in a series of Shakespeare audio recordings that appear to have been issued by The Times. The production is directed by Frank Hauser with John Turner in the title role and Maureen O’Brien as...
Seventh in a series of Shakespeare audio recordings that appear to have been issued by The Times. The production is directed by Frank Hauser with Sarah Badel as Titania, Lynn Farleigh as Hermia and John...
Last in a series of Shakespeare audio recordings that appear to have been issued by The Times. The production is directed by Frank Hauser with Lee Montague as Shylock and Barbara Jefford as Portia. Leigh...
Full-length radio adaptation of Shakespeare’s play produced by John Tydeman. Paul Scofield and Peggy Ashcroft star as the Macbeths. With music composed by John Buckland and played by the Ad hoc ensemble,...
Radio adapatation of the play produced and directed by Martin Jenkins. With David Suchet as Shylock and Hannah Gordon as Portia. Music composed by Philip Lane.
Radio adaptation of the play produced by Charles Lefeaux. With Geraldine McEwan as Olivia, Dorothy Tutin as Viola, Stephen Murray as Malvolio, and Maurice Denham as Sir Toby. Music arranged by Alan Boustead...
Radio adaptation of Shakespeare’s play (co-authored by George Wilkins) arranged and produced by Raymond Raikes. With Tim Seely in the title role, Roderick Jones as Gower and Denise Bryer as Marina. Music...
Radio version of Shakespeare’s late play produced by Charles Lefaux starring Rachel Gurney as Hermione and Stephen Murray as Leontes. The music is selected and arranged by Anthony Hall.
Radio version of Shakespeare’s play produced by R. D. Smith, starring John Neville in the lead.
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