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Video recording using a single camera of a performance of Brecht’s ‘The Life of Galileo’ in a new version by David Hare at the Almeida Theatre, London, on 28 March 1994, with Richard Griffiths as...
Professor Hans Mayer worked closely with Brecht on the original production of ‘Mother Courage and Her Children’. In this programme he discusses how ‘Mother Courage’ was staged and the work of Brecht...
Looks at the importance of Brecht’s songs in their dramatic context with epecial emphasis on ‘Mother Courage’. Includes a discussion of how Brecht composed ‘The Alabama Song’ with Kurt Weill.
This study of Brecht and Schiller explores styles of the German theater. It uses scenes from ‘The Good Woman of Setzuan’ and ‘Love and Intrigue’ to show the parallels in the dramaturgy of the two...
Rare footage of both Eisler and Brecht. Includes archive material of Berlin in the 1920s and 1930s.
A 1972 BBC production of the Brecht play in which Arturo Ui (a Hitler look-alike) rises to prominence in mobster-ruled Chicago. Only available for individual or group research viewing on BFI premises
Brecht wrote the scenes to train actors in his own method for performing classical drama. The scenes were intended to be strenuously rehearsed, but then omitted when the play was presented. The idea was to...
Eric Bentley - historian, playwright, drama critic and leading Brecht scholar - introduces scenes from his translation of Bertolt Brecht’s play-with-songs "Mann Ist Mann" ("A Man’s A Man.") The...
A 68-minute feature film written by Berthold Brecht, focusing on the fortunes of a working-class family in depression-era Berlin and the disastrous consequences of poverty and mass unemployment which forced...
Live audio recording of Günther Grass’s play that was inspired by the Stalin-Allee worker’s march against the headquarters of the Socialist Unity Party in East Berlin on June 17, 1953 and the reaction...
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