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The South Bank show. Joseph Papp
A profile of producer/director Joseph Papp for the London based arts program, the South Bank show aired ITV. The presenter is Melvyn Bragg. The segment, which is filmed in New York City, shows Papp being interviewed by Bragg at various locations in the city relevant to his career and the development of the New York Shakespeare Festival, and includes archival footage and still photos of Papp and his productions. Discussion includes Papp's childhood in Williamsburg, Brooklyn; his first encounter with Shakespeare's works in junior high school; the founding of his Shakespearean workshop at the Emmanuel Presbyterian Church on New York's Lower East Side; directing his first play and his motivation to start a Shakespearean theatrical company; interpreting Shakespeare for American audiences with American actors; and the social and political motivations behind his work.
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- "A profile of producer/director Joseph Papp for the London based arts program, the South Bank show broadcast on ITV. Presenter is unidentified. The segment, which is filmed in New York City, shows Papp being interviewed at various locations in the city relevant to his career and the development of the New York Shakespeare Festival, and includes archival footage and still photos. Discussion includes Papp's childhood in Williamsburg, Brooklyn; his first encounter with Shakespeare in junior high school; the start of his Shakespearean workshop in New York's Lower East Side; directing his first play and his motivation to start a Shakespearean theatrical company; interpreting Shakespeare for American audiences with American actors; and the social and political motivations behind his work."
- "A profile of producer/director Joseph Papp for the London based arts program, the South Bank show aired ITV. The presenter is Melvyn Bragg. The segment, which is filmed in New York City, shows Papp being interviewed by Bragg at various locations in the city relevant to his career and the development of the New York Shakespeare Festival, and includes archival footage and still photos of Papp and his productions. Discussion includes Papp's childhood in Williamsburg, Brooklyn; his first encounter with Shakespeare's works in junior high school; the founding of his Shakespearean workshop at the Emmanuel Presbyterian Church on New York's Lower East Side; directing his first play and his motivation to start a Shakespearean theatrical company; interpreting Shakespeare for American audiences with American actors; and the social and political motivations behind his work."@en
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- "The South Bank show. Joseph Papp"@en
- "The South Bank show. Joseph Papp"