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ShakespeaRe-Told
This autumn across the Â鶹Éç
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This autumn, the Â鶹Éç brings Shakespeare and
his stories to audiences with a variety of new
programmes and initiatives across its
services – television, radio, online and interactive.
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Shakespeare on bbc.co.uk and Â鶹Éçi
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bbc.co.uk/shakespeare
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Â鶹Éç Interactive Drama and
Entertainment presents a content-rich
website in support of the Â鶹Éç
ONE dramas, plus full listings for
Shakespeare programming across all
Â鶹Éç channels and platforms.
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In addition, bbc.co.uk/shakespeare
presents a Shakespearean Murder
Mystery interactive web game.
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It will
take the gore of Shakespeare's
tragedies, the wit of his comedies, and
the tight plotting of all his work, and
place them within a gothic horror
story.
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A compelling narrative will
engage the player as they explore
Shakespeare's works and life to
unravel and maybe prevent a grisly
series of murders.
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Â鶹Éçi - Shakespeare's Stories
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As a compliment to Â鶹Éç ONE's four
films, Interactive Drama and
Entertainment's eTV team give
viewers the chance to play with
Shakespeare's language and
deconstruct his texts.
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When the viewer presses their red
button after each Â鶹Éç ONE
adaptation, they will be introduced to
the interactive TV experience by
actor David Oyelowo.
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Here they will have a chance to
view a scene from the drama in the
original text and examine the story
from four different angles:
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- Like a director's commentary, they
can explore the original language in a
glossary
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- Go behind the scenes with
interviews with actors, writers and
directors of the Â鶹Éç ONE films
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- looks at the context, theatre history
and Shakespeare's life, including
interviews with Sir Peter Hall and
Michael Wood
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- explore the themes and moods of
the plays
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The interactive shows will be
accessible from all digital TV
platforms and also available as a
groundbreaking, video-rich, broadband
to PC service.
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