Intrigued and unsettled, Hamlet meets the ghost (Daniel Vasquez), who reveals ... with such depth and nuance was truly captivating, drawing the audience into every moment of doubt, anger, and ...

In “Enter Ghost,” concealment and subterfuge end poorly, as the title — and “Hamlet” — would suggest. Indeed, the novel seems to argue, real growth and connection, both political and ...

We’re teased about the existence of Hamlet’s father’s ghost throughout the beginning of the play—a supernatural presence made even spookier when he starts demanding retribution.

Instead of beginning the play as written, with the ghost of Hamlet’s father, Leon stages his funeral as a prologue, with Marine Corps pallbearers, a praise team singing settings of Bible verses ...

Hamlet (Elizabeth Helmer), at right, kneels before the ghost of her father (J Hunter) in Home Made Theater’s production of “Hamlet,” running Feb. 28 to March 9 at Saratoga Music Hall in ...

Instead of confronting the eerie ghost of Hamlet’s father in a Danish castle, the audience will confront the inebriated ghost of John Barrymore (played by Jim Tuchscherer) in his Gothic New York ...