Primo

Death of a Salesman

Arthur Miller adapted his own Pulitzer Prize-winning modern tragedy for this 1966 television production with Lee J. Cobb and Mildred Dunnock reprising their original Broadway roles. Cobb delivers a career-defining performance as Willy Loman, the travelling salesman at the end of his emotional rope. This film also stars George Segal and Gene Wilder in his breakout role.

Othello

Jealousy prevails in William Shakespeare’s classic tragedy; the ‘green-eyed monster’ slowly consumes Othello (Eamonn Walker) at the encouragement of the bitter Iago (Tim McInnerny). Captured live at Shakespeare’s Globe, this 2007 production marks the theatre’s first staging of Othello.

She Stoops to Conquer

Oliver Goldsmith’s classic satire of high society sends a pair of suitors into chaos at the hands of prankster Tony Lumpkin. Captured live at the Theatre Royal Bath, this National Theatre and Stockroom (formerly Out of Joint) co-production stars Monica Dolan as Kate Hardcastle and Jason Watkins as Diggory.

The Mysteries

This South African adaptation of the Chester Mystery Plays brings to life well known biblical figures in both testaments, from the creation of Adam and Eve to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. Captured live at Wilton’s Music Hall in 2001, this production is performed in multiple languages* and includes energetic vocal music and dance numbers to create an uplifting retelling of traditional Christian tales. *Please note: English translations can be accessed using the closed caption settings.

Things I Know To Be True

Andrew Bovell’s Things I Know To Be True is brought to life in this moving and visceral piece of contemporary theatre, featuring Frantic Assembly’s celebrated physicality. Things I Know To Be True is co-produced by Frantic Assembly and State Theatre Company South Australia with Warwick Arts Centre, and in association with Chichester Festival Theatre and the Lyric Hammersmith. This production is only available outside of school term times. If you are an educator, please go to Digital Theatre+.

The Tempest

Oscar, Tony and Emmy-winning actor Christopher Plummer stars as the sorcerer Prospero, in this phenomenal production of The Tempest, directed by Des McAnuff. Prospero is exiled on a remote island with his daughter Miranda. Surrounded by spirits and the mysterious Caliban, he must decide whether to seek revenge against those who wronged him or choose forgiveness and create a new future for the next generation. Captured live at Stratford Festival.

Twelfth Night

One of Shakespeare's best-loved comedies comes to life in Stratford Festival Theatre's joyful production of Twelfth Night. The play follows Viola, who is shipwrecked on the coast of Illyria and, believing her twin brother has drowned, disguises herself as a man to enter the service of Duke Orsino. Meanwhile, Sir Toby Belch, played by the legendary Brian Dennehy, and his band of mischievous companions delight in playing tricks on Olivia’s steward, Malvolio. This production is underscored by an original pop-rock score co-composed by Artistic Director Des McAnuff and Michael Roth.

Caesar and Cleopatra

Caesar and Cleopatra is George Bernard Shaw’s witty interpretation brought to life by Tony and Olivier winner Des McAnuff. Set in Roman-occupied Egypt, the play follows the unlikely partnership between veteran strategist Julius Caesar and the teenage Queen Cleopatra as she learns to navigate the complexities of power in this sharp, funny political drama, now available to stream on Digital Theatre.

Dracula

The time is 1897. Mankind is on the cusp of vast technological change, scientific mastery and media innovation. As a new shadow looms over England, a small group of young men and women, led by Professor Van Helsing, are plunged into an epic struggle for survival. Blackeyed Theatre brings Bram Stoker’s timeless gothic thriller to the stage in a thrilling new adaptation by Nick Lane, showcasing their trademark ensemble performance style and featuring a haunting soundscape, powerful performances and innovative design for an exhilarating theatrical experience.

The Poltergeist

Sasha (Joseph Potter) was destined to take the art world by storm. At the age of fifteen pop stars wanted his paintings, and a new exhibition was going to make him a millionaire. But now he lives in a run-down flat with his out-of-work boyfriend, serves in a stationers, and no one’s even heard of him… what went wrong? Philip Ridley’s darkly comic new play is about art, family, memory, and being haunted by the life we never lived.