Sunday links
John Wyver writes: I have to share that I'm working on a journal article with an imminent deadline, and so this week's selection of stuff that has engaged and interested me this week is perhaps more limited and somewhat more more
John Wyver writes: I have to share that I'm working on a journal article with an imminent deadline, and so this week's selection of stuff that has engaged and interested me this week is perhaps more limited and somewhat more more
John Wyver writes: Easing into the post-holiday world, which looks just as grim as the pre-holiday one, here's a modest selection of links to articles that I have found engaging and valuable over the past week. I was late compiling more
John Wyver writes: Welcome to a handful of links to recent articles (no videos this week) that I have found engaging in the past few days. Not as compendious as some weeks (although I may add a few more a more
Our Christmas treat for you is our co-production with New Adventures of Matthew Bourne's The Red Shoes screened on BBC Two on Christmas Day and now on BBC iPlayer for a year. Filmed more
John Wyver writes the sixth of a series of posts about BBC Television's 1960-61 strand of original dramas - his introduction is here. I'm going to break from chronology with this post to consider the fourteenth offering more
John Wyver writes the fifth of a series of posts about BBC Television's 1960-61 strand of original dramas - his introduction is here. Like the second of the BBC's series of 20 new plays, Leopold Louth's The more
John Wyver writes: Welcome to this week's clutch of links to articles and videos that have engaged me over the past week, and which I hope may help in a tiny way get you through the grimness of a holiday more
John Wyver writes the fourth of a series of posts about BBC Television's 1960-61 strand of original dramas - his introduction is here. With The Ruffians, the third of the 20 new plays broadcast in the autumn more
John Wyver writes: another clutch of pointers to articles, videos and the occasional Twitter feed that have engaged and enlightened and delighted me during the past week - and with thanks, as always, to those on my Twitter who suggest more
John Wyver writes the third of a series of posts about BBC Television's 1960-61 strand of original dramas - his introduction is here. After my rather lengthy discussion of John Whiting's A Walk more