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8 results found for '"Alan Levitan"' in Person.
Antony and Cleopatra (1971 Television)
- Series
- Feast of Language, The
Series in which Alan Levitan, Brandeis University. interprets Shakespeare’s plays. He discusses ‘character development, and Shakespeare’s use of words to set the mood of the play. Includes selected...
As You Like It (1971 Television)
- Series
- Feast of Language, The
Series in which Alan Levitan, Brandeis University. interprets Shakespeare’s plays. He discusses ‘character development, and Shakespeare’s use of words to set the mood of the play. Includes selected...
Henry IV. Part I (1971 Television)
- Series
- Feast of Language, The
Series in which Alan Levitan, Brandeis University. interprets Shakespeare’s plays. He discusses ‘character development, and Shakespeare’s use of words to set the mood of the play. Includes selected...
King Lear (1971 Television)
- Series
- Feast of Language, The
Series in which Alan Levitan, of Brandeis University, interprets Shakespeare’s plays. He discusses character development, and Shakespeare’s use of words to set the mood of the play. Includes selected...
Love’s Labour’s Lost (1971 Television)
- Series
- Feast of Language, The
Series in which Alan Levitan, Brandeis University. interprets Shakespeare’s plays. He discusses ‘character development, and Shakespeare’s use of words to set the mood of the play. Includes selected...
Measure for Measure (1971 Television)
- Series
- Feast of Language, The
Series in which Alan Levitan, Brandeis University. interprets Shakespeare’s plays. He discusses ‘character development, and Shakespeare’s use of words to set the mood of the play. Includes selected...
Richard III (1971 Television)
- Series
- Feast of Language, The
Series in which Alan Levitan, Brandeis University. interprets Shakespeare’s plays. He discusses ‘character development, and Shakespeare’s use of words to set the mood of the play. Includes selected...
Twelfth Night (1971 Television)
- Series
- Feast of Language, The
Series in which Alan Levitan, Brandeis University. interprets Shakespeare’s plays. He discusses ‘character development, and Shakespeare’s use of words to set the mood of the play. Includes selected...