Learning on ScreenShakespeare Chronicles
- Synopsis
- Current affairs radio programme hosted by Frank Stasio. Amongst his guests is Duke University law professor James Boyle, who talks about his portrayal of the centuries-old Shakespeare authorship debate in his debut work of fiction, The Shakespeare Chronicles (2006).
- Series
- State of Things, The
- Language
- English
- Country
- United States
- Medium
- Multimedia; Radio
- Transmission details
- 29 Nov 2006 at 12:00 (Channel: WUNC)
- Duration
- 60 mins
Credits
- Writer
- James Boyle
- Contributor
- Frank Stasio; James Boyle
Additional Details
- Production type
- Documentary/Educational/News
- Subjects
- Drama; Literature
- Keywords
- Shakespeare, William (1564-1616); Authorship
Notes
- Notes
- The ‘State of Things’ programme lasts for sixty minutes. The Shakespeare-related item catalogued for this entry is ca. 20 minutes.
The broadcast is available for download from the State of Affairs (SOT) Archive at http://wunc.org/tsot/archive (accessed 30/11/2006). - General
- 'The State of Things’ is a weekday edition of North Carolina Public Radio’s public affairs programme. It features interviews, discussion and stories about issues and ideas affecting the people of North Carolina.
- Textual information
- James Boyle’s The Shakespeare Chronicles: A Novel (Lulu.com, 2006) is available for sale from online retailers.
Production Company
- Name
North Carolina Public Radio
- wunc@wunc.org
- Web
- http://wunc.org/front-page External site opens in new window
- Address
- 120 Friday Center Drive, Chapel Hill
North Carolina
NC 27517
Archive
- Name
SOT Audio Archive
- tapes@wunc.org
- Web
- http://wunc.org/tsot/archive/ External site opens in new window
- Address
- WUNC
120 Friday Center Drive
Chapel Hill
NC 27517, USA
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