Hamlet has been one of William Shakespeare’s most popular plays for over 300 years. But it stands alone in one category: Hamlet has been adapted for the big screen more than any of Shakespeare ...

Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park is performing "Hamlet" Sept. 12-29 at the Shakespeare Gardens Outdoor Amphitheatre in the Paseo Arts District.

"Henry IV, Part One" and "Much Ado About Nothing" are some other Shaespeare works coming to Long Island parks.

Will Block, sitting, plays the title role of Hamlet in Ensemble Theatre Co.'s contemporary production of William Shakespeare’s famous tragedy, set in modern-day Denmark. Corey Jones, left ...

The production, which will be the fifth “Hamlet” in the 61 years of Free Shakespeare in the Park, will star Ato Blankson-Wood, a 38-year-old actor who was a member of the ensemble in a ...

Drew Parker and Meredith Parker, a married couple who star as Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. Their chemistry is set to electrify ...

Well, it abbreviates the play, for one thing. Notoriously the longest of Shakespeare's thirty-odd plays, Hamlet is usually presented with cuts. Uncut, it can run three and a quarter hours.

Simon & Schuster India will publish four fresh Indianised adaptations that relook at some of Shakespeare’s most popular plays ...

As Hamlet, Chapman has a grasp of Shakespeare's language, and his performance is energetic. Strangely, though, it is at odds with Shakespeare's own advice to actors in Act III of Hamlet.

Tara Flanagan, who plays Hamlet, and Will Sturdivant as The King, rehearse a scene at Winona State University on Thursday, June 6. "Hamlet" and "Much Ado About Nothing" will be performed at Winona ...

Shakespeare’s Hamlet is an intensely claustrophobic play. Set in a dreary Danish court, mired in a swamp of subtext-laden family drama, and lodged firmly within the lens of its famously neurotic ...

The question used to be: Can Shakespeare’s plays be made into successful movies? With his film production of Henry V (TIME, April 8, 1946), Sir Laurence Olivier settled that question once & for ...