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Season 7 • Episode 9 • Contemporary Drama: Waiting for Godot

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Tempo Season 7, Episode 9: Contemporary Drama: Waiting for Godot

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Episodes

16 episodes
1

Information

The old idea of a fixed, unchanging world has been thrown out. In today's world of information, can the artist provide a crucial early warning system of coming changes?

30 min
2

Nostalgia

Nostalgia is.. Good..? Bad..? Is life today too hectic and rushed? Does nostalgia close one's eye to the present?

30 min
3

Take a Simple Action and Look at It

An attempt to explain and visualise the experience of a person undergoing an LSD trip. The film uses repetition and changes to audio and visual perception via avant garde techniques.

30 min
4

Performer and Composer: Daniel Barenboim on Beethoven

30 min
5

Performer and Composer: George Malcolm on Scarlatti

30 min
6

Performer and Composer: Gervase de Peyer on Brahms

30 min
7

Performer and Composer: Vlado Perlemuter on Ravel

30 min
8

Performer and Composer: Janet Baker on Schumann

30 min
9

Contemporary Drama: Waiting for Godot

30 min
10

The Actor and the Role: Irene Worth

30 min
11

The Actor and the Role: Edith Evans

30 min
12

The Actor and the Role: Donald Pleasence

30 min
13

The Actor and the Role: Sybil Thorndike

30 min
14

The Actor and the Role: Michael Hordern

Michael Hordern stars as the exiled Prospero, who lives on a desolate island with his daughter Miranda. When his usurping brother Antonio sails by, Prospero uses magic to conjure a storm that wrecks the ship and torments the survivors, including the King of Naples and Antonio, thus changing all of their lives.

30 min
15

The Actor and the Role: Diane Cilento – Miss Julie

30 min
16

Expendability

A discussion on expendability.

30 min