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Video recording of the Needcompany deconstructed performance work King Lear. Performed with a cast of 11 (the roles of the Fool and Kent, Albany and Cornwall are doubled - played as twin punks), the play is...
A video recording of Shakespeare Globe Theatre’s production of Henry V with an all-male, multi-racial cast of 15. Mark Rylance is Henry.
A video recording of the Shakespeare Globe Theatre’s 1997 production of The Winter’s Tale. Directed by David Freeman with Mark Lewis Jones as Leontes and Belinda Davison as Hermione.
Video recording, using a single, fixed camera, of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 1986 production of The Winter’s Tale. Directed by Terry Hands with Penny Downie as Hermione/Perdita and Jeremy Irons as...
A video recording, using a single, fixed camera, of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 1989 production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Directed by John Caird with John Carlisle and Clare Higgins doubling...
A video recording, using a single, fixed camera, of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 1990 production of The Comedy of Errors. Directed by Ian Judge with Desmond Barrit doubling as the Antipholus twins.
A video recording, using a single, fixed camera of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 1986 production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Directed by Bill Alexander with Janet McTeer as Titania and Gerard Murphy...
Bill Nighy stars as the actor-cum-amateur sleuth in the four-part detective drama series adapted by Jeremy Front from the novel by Simon Brett. Louche actor Charles Paris has managed to secure a role in a...
Video recording of a stage performance of Hamlet given at the Beijing People’s Arts Theatre. ‘Lin Zhaohua adopted a radical approach in staging his Hamlet in Beijing by abandoning the orthodox "Western...
An NBC radio recording of Hamlet with John Barrymore in the title role and that of the Ghost. Barrymore also narrated the story.
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