There are a number of audiovisual resources available to you at the University. Select Film and Sound as the Resource Type in the A-Z Database List to view all the resources.
Of particular interest for this module are the following resources:
Harriet Walter leads an all-female cast in these three productions of Julius Caesar, Henry IV and The Tempest, all set in a women's prison. This collection also features 40 short videos on the plays and stagecraft behind behind each production.
Filmned performances by the Stratford Festival repertory theatre company (North America).
ProQuest One Literature - Incorporating Literature OnlineThis link opens in a new windowCollection of 20th Century English Poetry, 20th Century Drama, 20th Century American Poetry literature, literary criticism, and reference works.
Complete audio recordings of all 38 of Shakespeare's plays are available on ProQuest One Literature.
Scroll down to Audio and video collections and select Shakespeare Audio Plays then under Browse specific issues select 2003.
Programmes and photographs from the BBC's Shakespeare archive. It includes Shakespeare’s plays, poems and sonnets, documentaries, interviews and over a thousand stills of classic Shakespeare productions, as well as entertainment programmes referencing Shakespeare.
You will need to register for an ERA account using your @exeter.ac.uk email address. You will also need a free personal BBC account to access some materials. Follow the onscreen prompts to set up accounts.
You will need to register for an ERA account using your @exeter.ac.uk email address. You will also need a free personal BBC account to access some materials. Follow the onscreen prompts to set up accounts.
An online service for off-air recording, media streaming and archiving of TV and radio programmes from all scheduled free to air broadcast channels. BoB provides a facility for recording, creating clips and playlists of programmes.
You can find lots of Shakespeare content on Bob, including TV and radio productions and documentaries. See here for links to the material.
