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Hugh Quarshie looks back on his highly praised interpretation of Othello in the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 2015 production, directed by Iqbal Khan. He considers the extra responsibility a black actor must...
20 of Shakespeare’s sonnets are combined in this television drama by Grant Black to explore four love stories in contemporary Britain.
Audio podcast. Seventh and final episode of a radio serialisation of Shakespeare’s Othello. Episode scripts were adapted and produced by Catherine Eaton and rendered into modern English verse by Mfoniso...
Podcast. Sir Patrick Stewart joins Barbara Bogaev to talk about how Shakespeare has shaped his life and his new memoir, Making It So.
Podcast. Barbara Bogaev talks Harvard Professor Marjorie Garber about her new book, Shakespeare in Bloomsbury, which explores how modernist writers of London’s Bloomsbury Group made Shakespeare their own.
Podcast. An interview with Sara Topham in which she discusses how important playing the female lead in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet played a crucial role in her life and career.
Dame Helen Mirren looks back on one of her earliest television roles, playing Rosalind in the BBC’s 1978 production of the Shakespeare comedy As You Like It. She shares her thoughts on the potential that...
Radio broadcast. Greg Jenner is joined by Professor Farah Karim-Cooper and comedian Richard Herring to learn all about the life, legend and legacy of William Shakespearcareer as well as the reception of his...
Musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s comedy adapted for younger viewers. When the Globe’s new owner Archibald Frost threatens to knock down the theatre to build a skyscraper, William Shakespeare and his...
Radio broadcast. This episode features music inspired by Shakespeare plays and sonnets and is set alongside key speeches from those dramas. The readings include archive performances and new recordings from...
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