Streaming Videos
Pima Community College has streaming videos through Films on Demand, AVON, Kanopy and Swank.
Click on the links below to see lists of videos on Shakespeare--they include videos on his life and full-length versions of his dramatized works.
Shakespeare Plays on Film
Macbeth from the RSC with Harriet Walter and Antony Sher, 2003
Macbeth with Patrick Stewart and Kate Fleetwood, 2003
Macbeth from the Stratford Festival with Scott Wentworth, Krystin Pellerin, 2020
Throne of Blood Akira Kurosawa
Macbeth - with Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard, 2015. Physical video at NW Library (we can bring it over here and I will order a physical copy for West Campus too)
The Tragedy of MacBeth - Roman Polanski, with Jon Finch, Francesca Annis, 1971. Physical video at Downtown Library (we can bring it over here and I can order a physical copy if you want.)
Hamlet from the Royal Exchange Theatre with Maxine Peake as Hamlet, 2015
Hamlet from the RSC with Paapa Essiedu, Tanya Moodie, 2016
Hamlet from the RSC with David Tennant
Hamlet BBC Production with Derek Jacobi, 1980
Hamlet production from the Wooster Group, 2012
Hamlet from the Stratford Festival with Mike Shara, Tom Rooney, 2020
The Bad Sleep Well Akira Kurosawa
Hamlet with Kenneth Branagh Physical video at East Campus Library (we can bring it over here and I will order a physical copy for West Campus too)
Hamlet with Ethan Hawke Physical DVD at East and Downtown (we can bring it over here and I will order a physical copy for West Campus too)
Hamlet with Mel Gibson Physical DVD at
King Lear from the RSC with Sir Antony Sher, Nia Gwynne, Kelly Williams, 2016
King Lear from the Stratford Festival, Scott Wentworth, Liisa Repo-Martell, 2020
Ran Akira Kurosawa
King Lear with Ian Holme Physical video at West Campus
Shakespeare Uncovered (PBS)
This PBS series offers a more in-depth look at Shakespeare's works and their performance. Each episode is hosted by a celebrated actor including-- Ethan Hawke, Jeremy Irons, Derek Jacobi, Trevor Nunn, Joely Richardson, and David Tennant.
Visit the PBS Shakespeare Uncovered page to access the videos in this series, as well as other resources.
Read an article on the discovery of the location of the Curtain Theatre (pictured below) which predated the Globe.
