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  • John Neville in conversation with Studs Terkel

    Nov. 28, 1988

    Interviewing Shakespearean actor and director John Neville. Program includes an excerpt of a 1958 interview with Neville (T2299).

  • Peter Ustinov

    Interviewing British actor, novelist, playwright and director Peter Ustinov

    May. 14, 1992
  • Discussing the play "The Cradle Will Rock," with director and actor John Houseman

    Jun. 1, 1983
  • Director Michael Bogdanov discusses his production of Shakespeare’s “Timon of Athens”

    Apr. 18, 1997

    Interviewing television and theater director Michael Bogdanov. He discusses major themes from the play “Timon of Athens,” his life, and his work as a director. Includes a 10 second test tone. Content Warning: This conversation has the presence of outdated, biased, offensive language. Rather than remove this content, we present it in the context of twentieth-century social history to acknowledge and learn from its impact and to inspire awareness and discussion.

  • Alan Ayckbourn

    Alan Ayckbourn discusses his background and career

    May. 27, 1994

    His total love for the theatre began when Alan Ayckbourn worked backstage, and then worked the lights. He eventually began writing plays. To date, he has written 47 of them. Ayckbourn admits that his plays may be dark but he explained that he tries to add some humor into them, too. When writing a play, and without any notes, Ayckbourn said, he'll take four or five days to write out an entire play on a word processor.

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