Articles
For the past decade, Daniel Rosenthal has written widely on stage and screen Shakespeare for British newspapers. Follow the links below to read some of these articles:
The Guardian
To mark “Inspired by Shakespeare”, the May 2007 season of Shakespeare genre adaptations curated by Daniel Rosenthal at BFI Southbank in London, he examines the Bard’s profound influence on cinema history.
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The Times
Is King Lear’s Fool a boy or an old man? Should he be younger than Lear or older?
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The Observer
Othello as the first black Metropolitan Police chief? If you think ITV has lost the plot, then what about Macbeth as a fight between rival fast-food joints?
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The Times
The BBC tackled Shakespeare in the 1970s. So why does TV ignore him today? Daniel Rosenthal looks at how modernized film versions can illuminate Shakespeare's original texts and engage young people in and beyond the classroom.
To mark the release of Tim Blake Nelson’s O, a look at the proliferation of Shakespeare genre adaptations. “Treading the broads” – Cross-dressed Shakespeare at The Globe and in the West End.
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Times Educational Supplement
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Evening Standard
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The Independent
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