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Everybody's Shakespeare

BBC Radio 3
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As part of the Shakespeare season, Michael Kustow explores the bard's status as the most popular playwright in the world.
1: Universal Shakespeare? International directors talk about Shakespeare's universal appeal:
Peter Brook discusses his work in Paris with multinational casts, Peter Stein shows how Shakespeare has transformed German drama, and Alan Sinfield outlines the imperial basis of his worldwide reputation. Next programme tomorrow
9.20pm

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Michael Kustow
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Peter Brook
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Peter Stein
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Alan Sinfield
Source: Radio Times

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