# Michael Bogdanov
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michael bogdanov (15 December 1938 – 16 April 2017) was a Welsh theatre director known for his work with new plays, modern reinterpretations of Shakespeare, musicals and work for young people.
== Early years ==
Bogdanov was born Michael Bogdin in Neath, Glamorgan, Wales, of a Jewish father (Francis Benzion Bogdin) and a Welsh mother (Rhoda Rees). He was educated at The John Lyon School, Harrow on the Hill, England, at Trinity College, Dublin, and in Germany and France.
Shakespeare Unbard, Episode 16: The Misfit of Art that is Henry IV Part Two
Henry IV Part Two is a messy and weak play that no theatrical producer would ever produce on its own. When it is produced, it is always in conjunction with its predecessor, making the play the theatrical equivalent of yo...
Edinburgh 2013: Philip Zeigler on Laurence Olivier, director Michael Bogdanov, Fringe veteran Pip Utton
At the Edinburgh International Book Festival, author Philip Zeigler talks about his new biography of Laurence Olivier, based largely on 50 hours of taped interviews with the great actor, and theatre director Michael Bogdanov gives us his views on directing and Shakespeare as his books on directin...
Michael Bogdanov
Michael Bogdanov's colourful, and sometimes controversial, career has included running a pub, a prosecution for his interpretation of Howard Brenton's Romans in Britain, associate directorship of the National Theatre since 1980 and the founding, last year, of the English Shakespeare Company. In c...
The Romans In Britain
In 1982 a British director found himself in a court battle over sex and nudity on stage.
Michael Bogdanov had directed a play about the Roman invasion of Britain which drew parallels with the contemporary presence of British troops in Northern Ireland.
Photo: Hulton Archive/Getty Images.
Shakespeare's Work
Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the work of William Shakespeare. He was nominated as the Man of the last Millennium and he steps into this one - on film, on stage, in academia, in schools, in private passions, probably in song and dance as well - every bit as briskly as he did in 1600. He's been...
The Graving Tool: Michael Pennington in conversation with Philip Franks
Recorded at the Freud Museum London on 8 January 2012
The Graving Tool: A Series of Talks Hosted by Timberlake Wertenbaker
Michael Pennington in conversation with Philip Franks
This year playwright Timberlake Wertenbaker is Writer in Residence at the Freud Museum, generously funded by theLeverhul...
British Theatre Trial
In 1982 a British director found himself in a court battle over sex and nudity on stage. Michael Bogdanov had directed 'The Romans in Britain' which drew parallels with the contemporary presence of British troops in Northern Ireland. But a public decency campaigner, Mary Whitehouse, thought it wa...
Shakespeare's Work
Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the work of William Shakespeare. He was nominated as the Man of the last Millennium and he steps into this one - on film, on stage, in academia, in schools, in private passions, probably in song and dance as well - every bit as briskly as he did in 1600. He's been...
Michael Bogdanov
Michael Bogdanov's colourful, and sometimes controversial, career has included running a pub, a prosecution for his interpretation of Howard Brenton's Romans in Britain, associate directorship of the National Theatre since 1980 and the founding, last year, of the English Shakespeare Company. In c...
Was Shakespeare a Royalist?
Darren and Rachel discuss whether or not Shakespeare was pro or anti-monarchy.Darren's reading recommendationsBogdanov, Michael. 'Shakespeare the Director’s Cut: Essays on the Tragedies, Comedies and Histories.' Edinburgh: Capercaillie Books, 2013.Figgis, John Neville. 'The Divine Right of Kings'...
