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The last in a weekly live stream project by Rob Myles to present all of Shakespeare’s plays in the order in which it is thought they were originally written. This was the thirty-sixth production (neither...
Tim Mooney, on the occasion of Molière’s 399th birthday, and to promote his one-man show, Molière than Thou, compares the great French playwright with Shakespeare.
Recording of the high spirited and visually inventive production of Hamlet created as part of the Chicago Shakespeare Slam, a collaborative student event that went online due to the Covid-19 pandemic....
Norman Chan reviews The Under Presents: Tempest, a 45-minute interactive theatre experience that pairs real actors with small groups of participants for a virtual reality re-imagining of Shakespeare’s The...
Webinar by Professor Laurie Maguire on revisions made by Shakespeare to his texts, using examples from Romeo and Juliet, King Lear and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Hosted by Dinah Rose QC, President of...
Recording of a live virtual event in which Brutus is put on trial for treason and the murder of Julius Caesar. The proceedings are run by real legal professionals: Erwin Chemerinsky (Berkeley Law) appears...
Rudimentary illustrated essay by Drew Alexander Ross on some of the best films drawn from Shakespearean material. Major films referenced include Olivier’s RICHARD III, Zeffirelli’s ROMEO AND JULIET,...
Recording of an illustrated lecture by Professor Peter Holland on the topic of trailers made to promote Shakespeare films and plays, looking at how they are structured and edited. The lecture includes an...
Online video. A look back at the 2017 Old Globe theatre production of Hamlet that enjoyed great success with its racially diverse casting decisions. Participants include its director, Barry Edelstein, the...
Bilingual English and Spanish audio production of Shakespeare’s Rome and Juliet. The online presentation includes a full transcript on-screen in both languages. Adapted by director Saheem Ali and...
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