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  • #ShakespeareNoFilter
  • View the BBC Shakespeare Lives online festival
  • Mix the Play
  • Julius Caesar featuring Mark Stanley and Tony Osoba
  • Miranda's Letter: a story inspired by The Tempest
  • About Shakespeare Lives
  • Maxine Peake as Hamlet
  • SBTV presents Twelfth Night
  • Shakespeare on Film - touring collection

#ShakespeareNoFilter

Shakespeare Lives

  • #ShakespeareNoFilter
  • View the BBC Shakespeare Lives online festival
  • Mix the Play
  • Julius Caesar featuring Mark Stanley and Tony Osoba
  • Miranda's Letter: a story inspired by The Tempest
  • About Shakespeare Lives
  • Maxine Peake as Hamlet
  • SBTV presents Twelfth Night
  • Shakespeare on Film - touring collection
A scene from the Mix the Play platform

Mix the Play: create your scene

Direct your own production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Goldierocks

The Selector

The Selector is a weekly two-hour show that covers all styles of music, from folk to electro

Miranda's Letter: a story inspired by The Tempest

Miranda's Letter: a story inspired by The Tempest

Watch the fifth film in our Shakespeare Lives series, Miranda’s Letter, a tale about mother-daughter relationships, or more often the lack thereof in Shakespeare's work.

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