in a production that set the play in the first half of the twentieth century. In The Guardian, the reviewer noted that 'Much of the pleasure of this revival lies in re-encountering Webster's language...full of savage poetry.' The production is now available on DVD. In July 2010, English National Opera and Punchdrunk collaborated to stage the production, which had been commissioned by the ENO from composer Torsten Rasch. The production was staged in a promenade style and performed at a mysterious vacant site at Great Eastern Quay in London's Royal Albert Basin. From March to June 2012, London's Old Vic Theatre staged a production, directed by Jamie Lloyd and starring, amongst others, Eve Best. In January 2014, Shakespeare's Globe staged a production directed by Dominic Dromgoole and starring Gemma Arterton as the Duchess, James Garnon as the Cardinal, David Dawson as Ferdinand, Alex Waldmann as Antonio, and Sean Gilder as Bosola. It was the first production performed in the Globe's Sam Wanamaker Playhouse. The production was filmed and broadcast on BBC4 on 25 May 2014. This production coincided with a representation of the aforementioned Theobald text of 1736 as part of the Globe's Read Not Dead series – directed by David Oakes. In 2018, a production was staged in Stratford-upon-Avon by the Royal Shakespeare Company. Media adaptations Opera – Stephen Oliver's The Duchess of Malfi, staged at Oxford in 1971. Opera - Stephen Douglas Burton's The Duchess of Malfi, completed in 1978 Television – In 1972, produced by the BBC Television – A Question of Happiness #1: A Question About Hell, an adaptation by Kingsley Amis in which the names of all the characters are changed Audio – In 1980, produced by the BBC. Radio – on BBC Third Programme, 16 May 1954, with Peggy Ashcroft as the Duchess and Paul Scofield as Ferdinand. Radio – In 1988 on Australia's ABC, with Fay Kelton as the Duchess. Radio – on BBC Radio 3, 8/11/1992, with Fiona Shaw in the title role, Roger Allam and John Shrapnel. Radio – on BBC Radio 3, 12/10/2008, with Sophie Okonedo as the Duchess. Radio – on BBC Radio 3, 11/07/2021, with Pippa Nixon as the Duchess. Recording – (excerpts only) In 1952, read by Dylan Thomas by Caedmon Recording – (full dramatisation) In 1969 by Caedmon starring Barbara Jefford as the Duchess, Alec McCowen as Ferdinand, Robert Stephens as Bosola and Jeremy Brett as