And as we especially in the closet scene, as we sort of moved through that. She let me know that she she was not in any way going to take any of Hamlet's B.S. You know, that there was very much ...

A murder most foul! “The Tragedy of Prince Hamlet” at the Taper by Bondo Wyszpolski After an exaggerated visual and sonic fanfare that evokes (and ...

The first scene in the actual "Hamlet" that Shakespeare wrote is when we see Hamlet and Ophelia, the first thing is: "Get to a nunnery," which is sort of crazy because it's supposed to be this ...

Hamlet (Elizabeth Helmer), right, clutches Ophelia (Jacklyn Grant) in a scene from Home Made Theater’s production of “Hamlet,” running Feb. 28 to March 9 at Saratoga Music Hall in Saratoga ...

Hamlet’s big scene with Ophelia (Get thee to a nunnery) comes immediately before, rather than after, his most famous soliloquy (To be, or not to be). Thanks to this transposition, ...

All the other scenes — all the Gertrude and Claudius scenes, all the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, Ophelia and Laertes — all those scenes are gone, and you receive the play of “Hamlet ...

All the other scenes — all the Gertrude and Claudius scenes, all the Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, Ophelia and Laertes — all those scenes are gone, and you receive the play of “Hamlet ...

The production featured Hamlet’s violence toward the play’s two female characters, Ophelia and Gertrude, played by Victoria Pekel ’25 and Mia Rolland ’24, respectively. In one scene, Hamlet, played by ...

The first scene in the actual “Hamlet” that Shakespeare wrote is when we see Hamlet and Ophelia, the first thing is: “Get to a nunnery,” which is sort of crazy because it’s supposed to ...