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Radio adaptation of the play produced by John Tydeman. With Alec Guinness as Lear; Jill Bennett, Eileen Atkins, Sarah Badel, star as his daughters, and Ronald Pickup as the Fool. The music is composed by...
A radio adaptation of the Theatre New Brunswick stage production. Directed for stage by Ted Follows and adapted for radio by Gerald Newman; Ron Hartmann is Othello.
As part of the Radio 3 arts programme broadcast on 12 November 1970, critic Michael Billington speaks to theatre and opera director Jonathan Miller about some of the staging difficulties for a production of...
A CBC recording of Antony and Cleopatra produced as part of the CBC Radio Adaptations series. Adapted by Donald Erikson with sound effects by George Laverock. Joy Coghill as Cleopatra and Peter Haworth as...
Transcriptions of hour radio broadcasts. Selected by Professor G.B. Harrison and enacted by drama students at the University of Michigan. Uses scenes from Henry IV. Part 1, Much Ado About Nothing and Hamlet...
Transcriptions of hour radio broadcasts. Selected by Professor G.B. Harrison and enacted by drama students at the University of Michigan. Uses scenes from Antony and Cleopatra to demonstrate how Shakespeare...
Transcriptions of hour radio broadcasts. Selected by Professor G.B. Harrison and enacted by drama students at the University of Michigan. Uses scenes from Hamlet and The Merchant of Venice to ‘motivate the...
Transcriptions of hour radio broadcasts. Selected by Professor G.B. Harrison and enacted by drama students at the University of Michigan. Uses scenes from The Winter’s Tale, Othello, Henry IV. Part 1 and...
Transcriptions of hour radio broadcasts. Selected by Professor G.B. Harrison and enacted by drama students at the University of Michigan. Uses scenes from Twelfth Night, The Winter’s Tale, The Tempest and...
Transcriptions of hour radio broadcasts. Selected by Professor G.B. Harrison and enacted by drama students at the University of Michigan. Uses scenes from Julius Caesar to demonstrate how Shakespeare uses...
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