Nuns Priests Tale Peter Robinson 2016-10-20 | Recreation of the first performance of Geoffrey Chaucer's Nun's Priest's Tale, from the Canterbury Tales, imagined as having taken place on 26 April 1394 in the Tabard Inn, London. Colin Gibbings is Geoffrey Chaucer. With original Middle English text, edited by Barbara Bordalejo, and translation by A. S. Kline.Recorded at the Woods Alehouse, Saskatoon, 24 April 2016. Colin Gibbings is a MA student at the University of Saskatchewan. Devised and presented by the Canterbury Tales Project, Saskatchewan and KU Leuven.See too the General Prologue at youtu.be/nMsp8xHkRnAand the Miller's Tale at youtube.com/watch?v=-EOkiGbgSlU
Sonnet 129, second video Peter Robinson 2023-09-17 | Demonstrating collation in the Textual Communities environment with Shakespeare's Sonnet 129
Sonnet 129 collation, first video Peter Robinson 2023-09-17 | Demonstrating collation in the Textual Communities environment with Shakespeare's Sonnet 129
Collating General Prologue 488 Peter Robinson 2023-09-17 | This video demonstrates how the Collation Edition embedded within Textual Communities can create a highly-complex collation. The Collation Editor was developed by Cat Smith of the University of Birmingham, with input from Troy Griffitts, and is built on the CollateX software, developed by Ronald Dekkers and members of the InterEdition project.
Textual communities introduction Peter Robinson 2021-08-03 | Introduces the use of the Textual Communities Environment for the making of editions of texts in many documents
Millers Tale Peter Robinson 2020-06-18 | Recreation of the first performance of Geoffrey Chaucer's Miller's Tale, from the Canterbury Tales, imagined as having taken place on 7 December 1388 in the Tabard Inn, London. Colin Gibbings is Geoffrey Chaucer. With original Middle English text, edited by Barbara Bordalejo, and translation by A. S. Kline.Recorded at the Woods Alehouse, Saskatoon, 6 December 2015. Colin Gibbings is a MA student at the University of Saskatchewan. Devised and presented by the Canterbury Tales Project, Saskatchewan and KU Leuven.See too: the Nun's Priest's Tale at youtu.be/wEATYDV-GUEand the General Prologue at youtu.be/nMsp8xHkRnA
Days of Monotony and Moments of Terror. An English Professor in the Great War Peter Robinson 2017-02-03 | Reginald Bateman: Professor of English in Saskatchewan, Canada, and Soldier in the Great War.Narrator: Peter Robinson (Bateman Professor of English 2012-22). Reginald Bateman voiced by Kevin Flynn; other parts by Peter Stoicheff, Peter Hines and Brent Nelson, all of the University of Saskatchewan Department of English. -Video Upload powered by https://www.TunesToTube.com
Medieval English Student Performances, 2016 Peter Robinson 2016-04-27 | Performances by students in English 402, Uni Saskatchewan 2016, of excerpts of Chaucer, Langland, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and Beowulf
The Death of Arthur Peter Robinson 2016-04-05 | Part of the series of historically-based recreations of original presentations created at the University of Saskatchewan, 2015-2016. Colin Gibbings plays Thomas Malory, Mike Cichon directed (with Peter Robinson) and introduces the performance. Filming and post-production editing was by the University of Saskatchewan Media Production team. Performed and filmed in St Thomas More College on Thursday 24th March 2016. We are grateful to St Thomas More College for hosting this performance.
Second Prebend Sermon Peter Robinson 2016-03-29 | John Donne: the second of my Prebend Sermons upon my Five Psalms. Preached at St Paul's Cathedral, London, Wednesday January 29, 1625. Colin Gibbings plays John Donne, Brent Nelson directed the performance (with Peter Robinson). Filming and post-production editing was by the University of Saskatchewan Media Production team. Performed and filmed in St John's Cathedral, Saskatoon, on Thursday 11th February 2016. We are grateful to the Cathedral for hosting this performance.
General Prologue of the Canterbury Tales (Premiere) Peter Robinson 2015-04-23 | Recreation of the first performance of Geoffrey Chaucer's General Prologue of the Canterbury Tales, imagined as having taken place on 6 June 1389 in Sheen Palace, London. Colin Gibbings is Geoffrey Chaucer. With original Middle English text, edited by Barbara Bordalejo, and translation by Terry Jones, introduced by a conversation between Terry and Barbara.Recorded at the Greystone Theater, the University of Saskatchewan, 9 April 2015. Colin Gibbings is a MA student at the University of Saskatchewan. Devised and presented by the Canterbury Tales Project, Saskatchewan and KU Leuven, in co-operation with Richard North, University College London.Also available! the Miller's Tale, at youtube.com/watch?v=-EOkiGbgSlUand the Nun's Priest's Tale, at youtube.com/watch?v=wEATYDV-GUE
