Theatre, Drama, and Theatre Studies

This adaptation of Tartuffe is considered to be one of the best caught on film

Julie Harrison portrays the introverted author Emily Dickinson

This Eugene O'Neill play focuses on the failed lives, empty hopes, and perpetual pipe dreams of an assortment of down-and-out denizens of a seedy saloon in New York in 1912. Hickey, the "Iceman", attempts to free these individuals from their illusions by stripping them of their lies and guilt.

All 19 of his plays!
Part 1. Waiting for Godot / director, Michael Lindsay-Hogg (120 min.) -- Not I / director, Neil Jordan (14 min.) -- Rough for theatre I / director, Kieron J. Walsh (20 min.) -- Ohio impromptu / director, Charles Sturridge (12 min.) -- Documentary / producer, Larry Masterson ; director, Pearse Lehane (52 min.) -- Part 2. Krapp's last tape / director, Atom Egoyan (58 min.) -- What where / director, Damien O'Donnell (12 min.) -- Footfalls / director, Walter Asmus (28 min.) -- Come and go / director, John Crowley (8 min.) -- Act without words I / director, Karel Reisz (16 min.) -- Part 3. Happy days / director, Patricia Rozema (79 min.) -- Catastrophe / director, David Mamet (7 min.) -- Rough for theatre II / director, Katie Mitchell (30 min.) -- Breath / director, Damien Hirst (1 min.) -- That time / director, Charles Garrad (20 min.) -- Part 4. Endgame / director, Conor McPherson (84 min.) -- Act without words II / director, Enda Hughes (11 min.) -- A piece of monologue / director, Robin Lefèvre (20 min.) -- Play / director, Anthony Minghella (15 min.) -- Rockaby / director, Richard Eyre (14 min.).