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8 results found for '"Jerry Turner"' in Person.
Oregon Shakespearean Festival: A Dream in Progress (1980 Video)
aka: Dream in Progress, A
- Director
- Terrea Bryson
- Producer
- Angus Bowmer
Documentary about backstage life at the Oregon (Ashland) Shakespeare Festival. Concentrating on the 1980 production of Richard II. Jerry Turner, Festival director, talks about the history of the company and...
Measure for Measure (1977 Radio)
- Director
- Andrew C. Love
Radio adaptation, syndicated, of Measure for Measure directed for radio by Andrew C. Love from Jerry Turner’s 1977 production for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. The text was updated, Angelo becoming...
King Lear (1976 Radio)
- Director
- Andrew C. Love
Radio adaptation by Andrew C. Love of Pat Patton’s 1976 production of King Lear for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival with Dennis Arndt in the title role. Patton narrates and the broadcast is introduced by...
Midsummer Night’s Dream, A (1966 Radio)
- Director
- Andrew C. Love
Radio adaptation by Carl Ritchie of Hugh C. Evans’ 1966 production for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Drastically cut to 24 minutes the version omits the fairies and the Athens aristocracy and...
Richard II (1960 Radio)
- Director
- Andrew C. Love
Radio broadcast, syndicated, of Richard II adapted by Carl Ritchie from Richard Risso’s stage production for the 1960 Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Hosted by Robert Loper, William Kinsolving is Richard....
Antony and Cleopatra (1959 Radio)
A syndicated radio adaptation of the play produced by the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. The production, directed for stage by James and John Sandoe and for radio by Andrew C. Love, was recorded on the...
As You Like It (1957 Radio)
- Director
- Andrew C. Love
The first of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival 24-minute programmes. The production was directed for stage by Angus L. Bowmer and for radio by Andrew C. Love and featured Mary Jo Randall as Viola. NBC added...
Scenes from King Lear (1955 Radio)
- Director
- Andrew C. Love
Radio adaption of King Lear by Carl Ritchie of Robert Loper’s 1958 stage production for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Narrated by Loper with Richard Graham as Lear.