Shakespeare and Me | Omnibus

Celebrating Shakespeare on the 400th anniversary of his death. A host of well-known figures reflect on their personal experience of the playwright and a cast of high profile actors bring his words to life. Featuring newscaster Jamie Owen, Paralympian Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, sports commentator Eddie Butler, poet Gillian Clarke and comedian Elis James.

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Shakespeare and Me | Episode 1

Shakespeare and Me | Episode 1

2016 | 12'44''

Reflections and readings to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death, featuring Jamie Owen, Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, Eddie Butle...

Shakespeare and Me | Episode 2

Shakespeare and Me | Episode 2

2016 | 12'02''

Legendary Paralympian, Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson talks about the lasting impression the playwright's work left on her.

Shakespeare and Me | Episode 3

Shakespeare and Me | Episode 3

2016 | 13'09''

Former Wales rugby player and sports commentator Eddie Butler selects his favourite passage from the bards work.

Shakespeare and Me | Episode 4

Shakespeare and Me | Episode 4

2016 | 13'26''

National Poet of Wales Gillian Clarke talks about the lasting legacy of the bard's work.

Shakespeare and Me | Episode 5

Shakespeare and Me | Episode 5

2016 | 12'56''

Celebrating Shakespeare on the 400th anniversary of his death. Award Winning comedian Elis James thinks back on his days as a student and his ...

Shakespeare and Me | Omnibus

Shakespeare and Me | Omnibus

2016 | 55'00''

Celebrating Shakespeare on the 400th anniversary of his death. A host of well-known figures reflect on their personal experience of the playwrig...
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Shakespeare and Me | Episode 5

Celebrating Shakespeare on the 400th anniversary of his death. Award Winning comedian Elis James thinks back on his days as a student and his tendency to quote Hamlet.