LEARNING ZONE BROADBAND

Duration: 04:38

Arthur Scargill gives his views on why the Miners’ Strike of 1984 failed

Duration: 03:35

Historic announcement from Cape Town Parliament on the end of Apartheid, 1991.

Duration: 01:20

Alan Bates recites Blake's 'The Tyger'.

Duration: 02:24

Clips of Eddie's betrayal of Marco and Rodolpho and his final confrontation with Marco (1961 Paramount Pictures film) are interspersed with commentary by actor David Calder and Arthur Miller himself.

Duration: 02:33

Arthur Miller, Paterson Joseph and Sunetra Sarker explore the different aspects of love that are demonstrated by the three kisses. They interpret the characters' reactions, which deepens understanding of this part of the play.

Duration: 05:06

This is the first time that the audience see Catherine and Rodolpho alone together, and we see as couple touchingly in love, trying to work their way through.

Duration: 04:03

A climatic scene, where the tension between Eddie, Catherine and Rodolpho finally comes to a head.

Duration: 03:39

Arthur Miller explores the notion of guilt and the idea behind Joe's death in "All My Sons". With commentary about the aftermath and a clip from the 1986 Universal Pictures film.

Duration: 00:34

"Breakfast" by Wilfred Wilson Gibson, illustrated with archive footage.

Duration: 01:10

A short clip in which Arthur Miller and Margot Leicester talk briefly about Linda's perspective and role in the play "Death of a Salesman".

Duration: 05:17

A straightforward dramatisation of the climactic scene of "Death of a Salesman", when Biff forces the truth about himself and Willy on his father.

Duration: 01:00

A very short clip, which continues the climactic scene in Death of a Salesman.