A Midsummer Night’s Dream on film: Max Reinhardt’s 1935 version with James Cagney (Bottom) and Mickey Rooney (Puck) is on Amazon ($). Peter Hall’s 1968/69 version with Judi Dench (Titania) is on YouTube, Amazon and Amazon ($). Michael Hoffman’s 1999 film with Michelle Pfeiffer (Titania), Rupert Everett (Oberon), Kevin Kline (Bottom), and Stanley Tucci (Puck) is on Amazon ($). David Kerr’s 2016 BBC version is on Britbox ($). Casey Wilder Mott’s 2018 film is on Tubi and Amazon etc.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream on stage: Elijah Moshinsky’s 1981 BBC version with Helen Mirren (Titania) is on Britbox ($). Adrian Noble’s 1996 RSC version is on Plex, Tubi, and Amazon ($). Julie Taymor’s 2014/15 version is on Plex, Tubi, Amazon, and Amazon ($). Nicholas Hytner’s 2019 National Theatre version is on Schooltube.

 

Twelfth Night on film: Trevor Nunn’s 1996 version with Helena Bonham Carter (Olivia) and Ben Kingsley (Feste) is on Amazon ($) etc. Adam Smethurst’s 2018 version is on Amazon ($). Aimée Emma Kwan’s 2020 version is on Amazon ($).

Twelfth Night on stage: John Sichel’s 1970 version with Alec Guinness (Malvolio) is on YouTube and Freevee. John Gorrie’s 1980 BBC version with Alex McCowen (Malvolio) is on Britbox ($). Tim Carroll’s 2012 Globe version is on Schooltube. Christopher Luscombe’s 2017 RSC version is on Marquee ($). Simon Godwin’s 2017 National Theatre version is on Schooltube.

 

The Merchant of Venice on film: Michael Radford’s 1994 version with Al Pacino (Shylock) is on Amazon etc. ($).

The Merchant of Venice on stage: John Sichel’s 1973 version with Laurence Olivier (Shylock) is on YouTube and YouTube. Jack Gold’s 1980 BBC version is on Britbox ($). Trevor Nunn’s 2001 version with Henry Goodman (Shylock) is on Amazon ($). Robin Lough & Jonathan Munby’s 2016 Globe version is on Philo ($). Polly Findlay’s 2017 RSC version with Makram J. Khoury (Shylock) is on Marquee ($).

 

Love’s Labours Lost on film: Kenneth Branagh’s 2000 movie is on Amazon ($). Jennifer Sturley’s 2020 movie is on Amazon ($).

Love’s Labours Lost on stage: Elijah Moshinsky’s 1985 BBC version is on Britbox ($). Dominic Dromgoole’s 2009 Globe version is on Marquee ($). Christopher Luscombe’s 2015 RSC version is on Marquee ($). John Caird & Barry Avrich’s 2017 Stratford version is on Amazon ($).

 

Much Ado About Nothing on film: Kenneth Branagh’s 1993 version with Branagh (Benedick) and Emma Thompson (Beatrice) is on HBO ($) etc. Joss Whedon’s 2012 version with Alexis Denisof (Benedick) and Amy Acker (Beatrice) is on Redbox etc.

Much Ado About Nothing on stage: Joseph Papp’s 1972 Delacorte-CBS version with Sam Waterston (Benedick) and Kathleen Widdoes (Beatrice) is on BroadwayHD ($) and Marquee ($). Stuart Burge’s 1984 BBC version is on Britbox ($). Christopher Luscombe’s 2015 RSC version is on Marquee ($).

 

The Taming of the Shrew on film: Sam Taylor’s 1929 version with Mary Pickford (Katherine) and Douglas Fairbanks (Petruchio) is on YouTube and Tubi and Amazon etc. Franco Zeffirelli’s 1967 version with Elizabeth Taylor (Katherine) and Richard Burton (Petruchio) is on Amazon ($) etc.

The Taming of the Shrew on stage: Jonathan Miller’s 1980 BBC version with Sarah Badel (Katherine) and John Cleese (Petruchio) is on Britbox ($) and Amazon ($). Barry Avrich’s 2016 Stratford version is on Amazon ($) and BroadwayHD ($) Justin Audibert’s 2019 RSC version is on Marquee ($).

 

As You Like It on film: Paul Czinner’s 1936 version with Elizabeth Bergner (Rosalind) and Laurence Olivier (Orlando) is on YouTube and Tubi etc. Kenneth Branagh’s 2006 version with Bryce Dallas Howard (Rosalind) is on HBO ($).

As You Like It on stage: Basil Coleman’s 1978 BBC version with Helen Mirren (Rosalind) is on Britbox ($). Thea Sharrock’s 2009 Globe version with Naomi Frederick (Rosalind) is on Marquee ($). Michael Boyd’s 2010 RSC version with Katy Stephens (Rosalind) is on BroadwayHD ($). Kimberly Sykes’s 2019 RSC version is on Marquee ($).

 

Measure for Measure: Desmond Davis’s 1979 BBC version is on Britbox ($). Gregory Doran’s 2019 RSC version is on Marquee ($).

Merry Wives of Windsor: David Jones’s 1982 BBC version with Richard Griffiths (Falstaff) is on Britbox ($). Fiona Laird’s 2018 RSC version is on Marquee ($) and BroadwayHD ($). Antoni Cimolino & Barry Avrich’s 2019 Stratford version is on BroadwayHD ($).

The Comedy of Errors: James Cellan Jones’s 1983 BBC version with Michael Kitchen (Antipholus) and Roger Daltrey (Dromio) is on Britbox ($). Paul Hunter’s 2009 RSC version is on BroadwayHD ($).

The Two Gentlemen of Verona: Don Taylor’s 1983 BBC version with Tyler Butterworth (Proteus) and John Hudson (Valentine) is on Britbox ($). Simon Godwin’s 2014 RSC version with Michael Marcus (Valentine) and Mark Arends (Proteus) is on Marquee ($).

All’s Well That Ends Well: Elijah Moshinsky’s 1981 BBC version with Donald Sinden (King of France) is on Britbox ($).