Sonnets in the City
Sonnet 29
In response to Shakespeare's Sonnet 29, Tom Wells's drama about a waiter who arrives late to the restaurant where he works, finding his boss in a bad mood. Reader: Maxine Peake.
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Licence: ERA Licence required
- Type: Sonnets and Poems
- Channel: BBC Radio 3
- Duration: 15'00''
- Broadcast date: 2016
UK only
Staff and students of licensed education establishments only
Cannot be adapted
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- Shakespeare Archive Resource
Stanza on Stage | Maya Angelou
Andrew McAllister introduces Maya Angelou in performance at the Hay-on-Wye festival. The performances include 'My bonnie lies over the ocean', 'Willie was a man without fame', Sonnet 29 'When in disgrace' by William Shakespeare, Still I rise by Maya Angelou, the folk song 'The woman I love is fat' and 'The glory of the day was in her face' by James Weldon Johnson.
Poetry Please | Sonnet 29 (1998)
Selections of poetry on various themes, chosen by listeners. Ian McMillan introduces listeners' requests for favourite sonnets. These include When, in disgrace (Sonnet 29) by William Shakespeare read by Samuel West, Poor soul (Sonnet 146) by William Shakespeare read by Diana Quick, Composed upon Westminster Bridge by Wordsworth read by Samuel West, Summer dawn by William Morris read by Diana Quick, On his blindness by John Milton read by Samuel West Bright star - John Keats read by Samuel West, To night by Joseph Blanco White read by Diana Quick, Remember by Christina Rossetti read by Diana Quick, I said I splendidly loved you by Rupert Brooke read by Samuel West, To Giovani da Pistoja on the painting of the Sistine Chapel by Michelangelo read by Samuel West and Paint praise by Wendy Cope read by Diana Quick.