What you get from “Grand Theft Hamlet,” I’d say, is the thin smack of a satisfying deal: all revenge, and no tragedy. When someone gets whacked, up comes a merry message: “Wasted.” ...

This famous quotation begins Hamlet's celebrated soliloquy in one of Shakespeare's best known tragedies, The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. The play is punctuated by soliloquies where we ...

Staging the existential story in the midst of a pandemic when the future of live theater is uncertain is a compelling hook, ...

Part absurdist making-of doc, part postmodern inquiry, “Grand Theft Hamlet” takes place entirely ... an eerily apt view of Shakespearean tragedy and an increasingly disorienting post-Covid ...

to do away with Hamlet once and for all. By the end of the story most of the key characters have been killed; it is a tragedy of epic proportions. This is from the series: Shakespeare in Shorts.

The New York Times calls this show "a hilarious yet profound tragedy smothered in comedy ... Enjoy a sweet and spicy reimagining of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' ...

A new production of Hamlet by the Classics Theatre Project avoids such devices while adding touches to the ...

Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him well” is a famous quote from William Shakespeare’s “Hamlet.” But do we really know this revered play? Three very different ...

In the autumn of 1970, the historic Raby Castle in County Durham played host to an extraordinary cinematic event—the filming of Hamlet.