Hamlet

I can't wait to watch King Hamlet. It's it. What is it? Is it the making of the play Hamlet? ... In April, I started rehearsals for Hamlet, a fourhour version I'd been working on for twelve years.

I was rehearsing for Hamlet, a fourhour version... I was working on it for like 12 years.

Do you know any of Hamlet? No!

he does visit Elsinore which is the setting for for Hamlet

Oh, wretched state! Oh, bosom black as death!

Marie's friend read a part of a very intense scene where one of the characters reveals a secret he's kept throughout the play.

Marie listened to her friend read this part, and all of a sudden she began feeling this pit in her stomach forming.

And when Marie heard those words, 'Oh wretched state, oh bosom black as death,' she felt a crushing sense of guilt wash over her and she promptly confessed to her friend what she had done to her father.

Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet. What's another one?

I can name two... Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet.

Okay, pop quiz. Which Shakespearean work was that from? Oh, no. That is, I think, Hamlet.

He wrote a play, Hamlet. ... they think Hamlet was based on his son Hamnet's death.

I wanna make it back to the stage, I'm sick of singing and dancing. I don't wanna be some campy show skeleton, I wanna play Hamlet, Macbeth, Lear.

You could also be the skull in Hamlet, that's a big part. That's a huge part.

You want me to be an unspeaking role in Hamlet? No, no, no, you could do it! Now he's gonna attack Penny.

Hamlet for the Shakespeare Theatre Company.

Oh it's crazy. Because I did Shakespeare a few months years ago and they do the love here.

It's Hamlet It's beautiful we love the bard

Hamlet for the Shakespeare Theatre Company.

Here's Hamlet.

Is life more like Much Ado About Nothing or more like Hamlet?

Or is life more like Hamlet? Everybody dying disappointed in the last scene.

But when you stand in the presence of Hamlet or Macbeth, you know that you're standing in the presence of a much more profound mirror of what things are like.

Is life more like Much Ado About Nothing or more like Hamlet or Macbeth, huh?