A streaming service for UK higher education, containing a searchable archive of over 2 million TV and radio broadcasts dating back to the 1990s. New broadcasts added daily. Record from 75+ channels, create clips, search transcripts, compile playlists and more.
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Offers streamed films of leading British theatre productions for educational use in schools, colleges and universities. Each production is supported by additional content, including interviews with the creative and production teams and written study guides.
Access to the full text of over 4,900 contemporary and historical plays, along with filmed live performances, audio recordings, scholarly books, practical guides and a collection of major reference works, providing context and critical background.
This video collection contains classic and contemporary ethnographies, documentaries and shorts from every continent, providing a large and comprehensive resource for the study of human culture and behaviour.
High-definition streaming video of productions from the UK’s National Theatre, alongside digitised archival material such as prompt scripts, costume designs, and production notes. Covers a wide range of classic and contemporary plays, supporting research in theatre, performance, and design.
A digital archive documenting social, political, and cultural change from post-war austerity to the 1970s. Includes pamphlets, letters, photographs, underground press, ephemera, and video footage. Covers topics such as youth culture, protest movements, music, fashion, and media in Britain and the US.
High-definition recordings of Royal Shakespeare Company productions, filmed at Stratford-upon-Avon. Features performances of major plays such as Hamlet and King Lear, with leading actors and directors.
An index of UK television and radio broadcasts, covering over 300 channels from 1995 onwards. Includes listings for terrestrial, satellite, and cable TV, as well as national and local radio. Log in with your University account for access.