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After 24 years of touring and recording, Richard Durrant is now acknowledged as one of the outstanding guitarists of his generation. This three-part DVD includes a live film of a sell out performance in...
A production of Sheridan’s The School for Scandal performed at Greenwich Theatre in London during October 2009. Directed by Elizabeth Freestone, the play was staged in order to be recorded in front of a...
Video recording of the 2008 RSA Bossom Lecture on architecture given by Richard Rogers. (50 minutes)
A set of four archival video recordings from the University of Auckland, New Zealand, of the outstanding Nobel prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman. Although the recording is of modest technical quality...
The first of the four debates, held in Chicago on 26 September 1960, was confined to a discussion of domestic issues. It begins as each candidate makes opening remarks; each of the four interviewing...
The trial of Richard III, who was accused of murdering the princes in the Tower. The trial takes place in a reconstructed Old Bailey courtroom with the former Lord Chancellor, Lord Elwyn Jones, as Judge. Two...
Two episodes from the popular BBC2 programme. Once notorious for bad, overpriced food and outdated facilities, now the big companies that run them say they are spending millions to transform their sites...
Richard Deacon is widely regarded as one of the principal British sculptors, best known for his innovative use of open form and his interest in materials and their manipulation. For more than two decades,...
Two programmes combined on one tape/disc. JASPER JOHNS - Professor Fred Orton looks at ‘Flag’ (1954-1955), the object that established Jasper Johns as one of the most important contemporary artists,...
Recording of Sheridan’s play performed at the Bristol Old Vic. The DVD Includes an interview with the director, Rachel Kavanaugh
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