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Audio podcast. In the first 90 minutes, Chloe Strauss and Henry Faherty discuss two films derived from Shakespeare plays: the new Disney live action remake of its 1999 animated feature, The Lion King, based...
Audio podcast from BBC Arts and Ideas. John Gallagher, from the University of Leeds, talks to Professor Alison Findlay and Professor Jonathan Culpeper, both from Lancaster University, about the Encyclopedia...
Audio podcast. Mandi Kaye and Matthew Vode discuss movies and his dislike of British cinema in general and then look at whether a screening of Shakespeare in Love broke that pattern. (Spoiler: it didn’t.)
Podcast. The director Damian Sandys talks about how Shakespeare for Breakfast, which offers a modernised version of a Shakespeare play with coffee and buns, has been a perennial at the Edinburgh Festival...
Recording of a lecture / performance by actor Andrew Jarvis, the organiser of the King’s Lynn festival, with musical accompaniment from the Easy Anglian Renaissance Consort. It begins with the ‘All the...
Ethan Alter interviews Sir Kenneth Branagh about his film about the life of Shakespeare, All is True. He also discusses the authorship debate and on the continuing relevance of Shakespeare’s plays,...
Podcast from Shakespeare’s Globe hosted by Imogen Greenberg. In the context of the Globe’s new production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, this edition looks at the darkness in Shakespeare’s comedies...
Lecture delivered by Khalid Amine at the University of New England’s Center for Global Humanities that examines the radical shift in performing Shakespeare in Arab countries since the 1960s. Includes a...
Podcast available in audio and video versions. Peter Horn looks at the production of Love’s Labour’s Lost performed as part of the outdoor ‘Shakespeare in Delaware Park’ festival held in Buffalo, New...
Podcast. Lou Cardozo discusses his new album, By Me and Shakespeare, which is made up of songs using words from the sonnets and plays.
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