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Podcast from Shakespeare’s Globe hosted by Imogen Greenberg. In this edition Michelle Terry talks to director Peter Brook about Shakespeare’s sonnets. Extracts are performed by Kathryn Hunter.
Recording of a virtual roundtable discussion on editing William Shakespeare’s poetry, chaired by Dr Lucy Munro (King’s College London). Issues covered included assorted technical editorial problems, the...
Recording of a debate on cultural expression between author Howard Jacobson and spoken word performer George the Poet, moderated by Shahidha Bari (University of the Arts, London). They explore how relevant...
Podcast. Barbara Bogaev talks to American poet Billy Collins about humanising Shakespeare and his new collection, Musical Tables. Collins starts by reading his earlier poem, "The Bard in Flight."
Michael Rosen reads a poem inspired by Shakespeare’s The Tempest, which he has written for Shakespeare Week 2023 (20 to 26 March).
20 of Shakespeare’s sonnets are combined in this television drama by Grant Black to explore four love stories in contemporary Britain.
Poet Ian McMillan hosts late night entertainment with a celebration of what Shakespeare can tell future generations - about animals, sound, performance and language. With actor Paterson Joseph, grime poet...
IN PERSON is a collaboration between Bloodaxe Books and award-winning filmmaker Pamela Robertson-Pearce. The anthology is presented in the form of a 272 page book and two DVDs, featuring the work of thirty...
SEEING NEW ENGLANDLY, the second programme in the series "Angles of a Landscape: Perspectives on Emily Dickinson," explores the poet’s education, her lifelong interest in science and literature, her...
Podcast. Sam Leith talks to Paul Edmondson and Stanley Wells about their new book, All The Sonnets of Shakespeare, which brings together in chronlogical order the sonnets that appear in the plays together...
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