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The Tempest is the first in a collection of thirty-seven separate apps. Ian McKellen and Jonathan Bate use the Arden Shakespeare texts and their extensive essays and notes to examine the play. The app...
App. Arzamas Academy, the Moscow-based educational website, with the support of the British Council Russia, makes available a free Emoji Shakespeare game app for smartphones. Users can fill in blanks for...
Podcast of a talk given by Martin Regal at the Rose Theatre, Kingston recorded as part of the Kingston Shakespeare Seminars. Regal gives an overview of Chekhov, Ibsen, Shaw and Strindberg as the four main...
An app from the Royal Shakespeare Company and Samsung created to help 11-18 year olds experience Shakespeare, Focusing specifically on Much Ado About Nothing, RE:Shakespeare has three interactive sections -...
Online exhibition, curated by Daniel Rosenthal, telling the story of Shakespeare at the National Theatre through eight landmark productions. It illuminates the work of directors and experience of actors and...
iPad version of The Tempest. App includes: Commentaries from scholars and teachers. A full-length scrolling audio performance from the company Actors From the London Stage. Illustrations, podcasts and...
Verdi’s Otello with Johan Botha as Otello and Marco Vratogna as Iago. The San Francisco Opera and Chorus are conducted by Nicola Luisotti.
The series of 12 short films for each play are designed to help students develop their understanding of the language, character development and dramatic devices at the core of the GCSE English Shakespeare...
Inspired by the 2012 exhibition ‘Shakespeare: Staging the World’. at the British Museum Liz Unna looks at pagan rites and rituals in Shakespeare’s work. She captures the Abbotts Bromley horn dance and...
The RSC Young People’s Ensemble’s 2010 production of The Comedy of Errors directed by Paul Hunter.
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