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"Exit, pursued by a bear!"

Author: Opus Arte

In The Winter's Tale King Leontes rips his family apart but grief opens his heart. Will he find the child he abandoned before it is too late?

  • The Winter's Tale | Copyright: © Topher McGrillis © Royal Shakespeare Company

    The Winter's Tale © Topher McGrillis © Royal Shakespeare Company

  • The Winter's Tale | Copyright: © Topher McGrillis © Royal Shakespeare Company

    The Winter's Tale © Topher McGrillis © Royal Shakespeare Company

  • The Winter's Tale | Copyright: © Topher McGrillis © Royal Shakespeare Company

    The Winter's Tale © Topher McGrillis © Royal Shakespeare Company

This production of Shakespeare’s play is staged for the screen by the Royal Shakespeare Company. Directed by Erica Whyman, the play is set across a 16-year span from the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II to the moon landings. This play is probably best known for its (in)famous stage direction "Exit pursued by a bear", but is so much more, and can be seen as a comedy or a romance, depending on your point of view.

"The production, as a whole, bursts with imagination and energy" (The Guardian ★★★)

"Autolycus can be a touchstone for personal taste and Anne Odeke was delicious here across the whole gamut, from singing voice through to cream-cake comedy" (The Arts Desk ★★★)

“Enchanting” (The Times ★★★★)

“Engaging and high-spirited” (The Stage ★★★★)

Genre Drama
Recording location The Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
Production year 2021
Duration 169 minutes
Stage Director Erica Whyman
TV Director Bridget Caldwell
Distribution DVD Naxos Rights (Europe) Ltd
Distribution VOD / SVOD Naxos Rights (Europe) Ltd
Production Company Royal Shakespeare Company

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