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Eugene O’Neill’s autobiographical family drama A LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT in a made-for-television performance by the National Theatre Company. For his portrayal of aging actor James Tyrone,...
An anthology of Shakespearean speeches from the BBC Sound Archive. Romeo and Juliet (I iii) - Fay Compton; Hamlet (III i) - Michael Redgrave; Henry V (IV iii) - Richard Burton; King Lear (II iv) - Alec...
Radio version of the play, co-produced by the Renaissance Theatre Company and BBC Radio 3. With John Gielgud in the title role. Incidental music by Patrick Doyle. Produced in celebration of John Gielgud’s...
Radio adaptation of the play directed and produced by Martin Jenkins. With Denis Quilley as Macbeth and Hannah Gordon as Lady Macbeth. The music is composed by Ilona Sekacz.
Aims to encourage managers to be more innovative and to communicate more with their staff. Pinpoints key tasks which develop both the individual and the group, and shows that real success comes from...
Television documentary celebrating the opening of the National Theatre on London’s South Bank. Containing a large amount of archival material, it shows the history of the National Theatre project from the...
A National Theatre recording, on a single, fixed camera of the production directed by Trevor Nunn; Peter de Jersey as Troilus and Sophie Okonedo as Cressida.
National Theatre recording, on a single, fixed camera, of the production directed by John Caird and designed by Tim Hatley. Simon Russell Beale as Hamlet.
Televised adaptation produced by Hal Burton with Michael Hordern as Shylock. The production was broadcast as part of the ‘Stage by Stage’ series which seeks to investigate the theatrical traditions of...
Radio adaptation of Shakespeare’s unfinished play, produced and arranged for stereo by Raymond Raikes. With Stephen Murray in the title role. The music is composed and conducted by Christopher Whelen and...
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